Reply to "Insurance Advice Needed"

markcharltonOld enough to know better and still young enough not to care. My '71 Pantera

Yes, in Ontario we have "no-fault" insurance, but as long as the other driver DOES have insurance, and better still if the other driver was charged with careless driving as this one was, then their insurance company will ultimately pay for the damages and there SHOULD be no at-fault claims on Will's record meaning his rates and claims status shouldn't change.

I like Mark's suggestion of taking the car to the preferred body shop and when the estimator wants to see the car, tell him that's where he can see it. NOT at your house is right, IMHO.

Good luck buddy.

Mark

10/6/1110:00 AM

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