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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut
So if your insurance is willing to stand in as secondary and reimburse your deductible, why bother with suing the guy?
Even if you get the judgment, he doesn't have to pay it. You've gotta figure out a way to get it paid. So then you have the headache of a garnishment action or some sort of hearing in aid of execution.
Are you concerned about your rates if your policy kicks in as secondary? If so, talk to your agent/adjuster and ask if it would be considered a chargeable event. It really shouldn't be, but I'm not up to speed on the intricacies of ride-share stuff.
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I want to be reimbursed for what I am spending for his mistake.
He is at fault, he needs to pay me what I pay in order to get my car fixed. the amount of money I lost during the time my car could not be used, court fees and etc.