Assuming (and this may be assuming a great deal) that insurance does what it's supposed to do (OP's and asspackin' granny's), what sort of lawsuit do you all envision coming from this? (For those among you who foresee an actual suit)
I'm not trying to get my troll on, and I'm not asking for fringe-outlying-what-ifs. I'm curious what kind of legal action you think happens after a (let's face it) run-of-the-mill rear-ender.
I guess maybe the short answer is that a lawyer helps make sure the insurance companies do in fact do what they're s'posed to. An attorney makes sure the non-property (medical etc.) aspects are handled. But beyond that? Am I missing something that turns this into a tort goldmine payout-vanganza for the OP?
And one more vote AGAINST tinted windows, especially tinted windows on big SUVs.. they should be banned, like in other places.
it was one of those rare times when i decided not to lane-split!!! well, another lesson learned (the hard way) paramedics were surprised to see me walking around like nothing happened. i guess i need a new pair of pants though
If that don't work, tell the insurance company your back really hurts and you need to see a chiropractor regular for 12 months plus you need all new jacket, pants, helmet, and gloves.
ahh glad to see that your alright and posting on here. i was one of the witnesses bro. was admiring yoru bike as you rode passed my evo and bam saw the whole thing.. i was like holy shit!
and i think i have made my point here, so i deleted the video so, if any of the mods could delete or lock this thread i would appreciate it. Thanks again!