Car accident no injuries now I'm being sued?

Of course she can sue you. Anyone can sue anybody for anything at any time for anything. Simply turn this over to your insurance company. They will defend you and not allow the other party to take advantage of you.

Yes she can - try!

But don't forget the police attended and are likely to have made some notes of the cars positions / damage at the scene at the time.

You state "but I asked them to so they made an incident report. When the officer asked if anyone was hurt the other person tried saying she was hurt so the officer went around to her car to look at her damages again they just dismissed her and said she was probably just scared" it is possible this is a fraudulent attempt to claim from non existent injuries.

Tell your insurance company and give them all the information including that of the police.

I would think the claim would not go very far.

1st off, police do not determine fault, insurance companies do.

2nd; get on the phone and file a claim with your insurance company today;;;;;;;

IF, you are at fault, you will owe for the rental car damages, loss of use (from the rental car company) and the persons injuries.

At the scene, the other person "reported' being injured, and most likely since then has sought treatment, thus the letter from the lawyer, I guarantee you, this person has had treatment, since no lawyer goes after you just for damages, since there is no money in car damages, only injuries.

Since she was in a prior accident and in a rental, her injuries could be from the 1st accident and "aggravated them", or new injuries. But this is where YOUR insurance company adjuster will sort out the facts and determine if you owe or not, since that is their job.

IF, your company deems you are not at fault, then they will protect you and deny the other persons claim. If in fact they are suing you, you MUST call them asap, and your insurance company will provide a lawyer for FREE to you.

good luck

You sue the driver of the car, and the owner of the car. Whether or not there is insurance is irrelevant - you don't sue the insurance company, they just pay any judgements up to the policy limit. Yes, you ALWAYS sue the friend. If you sue the insurance company, you lose - because they didn't cause the accident.

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Report this to your insurance carrier and let them straighten it out for you. Tell them all this information you put into this question. From the amount of damage, she could not have been hurt. Good luck.

Relax and remember that's what you have a good insurance policy for.

Contact your insurance and report the accident to them. Let them handle it. Hopefully you have a good insurance agent who can give you confidence.

Sure she can sue, she can sue for anything... the trick is can she win? Let your insurance company handle this for you and the outcome will be no problem for you.

Of course she can sue. She has that right.

Turn this over to your insurance company. They will handle it.

SHE CAN TRY TO SUE YOU. OF COURSE WHATEVER DAMAGES SHE CAN PROVE YOU'LL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR. IF YOU HAVE INSURANCE I WOULDN'T WORRY ABOUT IT TOO MUCH LET YOUR INSURANCE COMPANY HANDLE IT.