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Car Accident Not at Fault?

After a car accident the other driver caused, you could be owed compensation for your costs and losses. A free review with a participating attorney costs nothing upfront — even if the insurer is already pushing you to settle.

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Why a not-at-fault claim is worth checking

When the other driver caused the crash, their insurer is generally responsible for your losses and costs — so liability is usually clear. The harder part is the offer: insurers often call early with a low number, hoping you settle before you know what the claim is worth.

Fault when the other driver caused the crash

Fault is decided on the evidence — photos, witnesses, the police report, and the circumstances of the crash — not on who argues hardest at the scene.

In most states you can still recover even if you are found partly at fault; your compensation is simply reduced by your share. You do not have to sort this out yourself — the review looks at what happened and whether the other driver caused the crash.

Not-at-fault car accident: driver photographing damage to his car, the at-fault car behind
A man relaxing at home after a not-at-fault car accident

What a not-at-fault accident claim can cover

Depending on your state and the facts, a claim can go toward:

  • Out-of-pocket bills and expenses from the crash
  • Income you lost while you could not work
  • Repair or replacement of your vehicle, plus diminished value — the resale value it loses even after a proper repair
  • The disruption to your daily life and work

Terms vary by attorney and case, but most participating attorneys work on contingency — no fee unless compensation is recovered. A state filing deadline applies, so it is worth checking before it closes.

Frequently asked questions

What if the other driver blames me? +
Fault is decided on the evidence — photos, witnesses, and the police report — not on what either driver says at the scene. A free review tells you whether your situation is a fit.
What if I was partly at fault? +
You could still have options. Many states reduce a claim when fault is shared rather than barring it, and a free review clarifies how your state handles it.
How long do I have to file? +
Deadlines vary by state, counted in years from the crash date. Because the window closes, check sooner — a free review confirms the deadline that applies to you.

See if your accident qualifies

It takes about 90 seconds. No upfront cost, no obligation — your details are reviewed and, if a fit, routed to a participating attorney in your area.

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