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If a person with no insurance hits another car from behind on the highway is there any way that the other driver can later claim injuries and sue? |
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Yes. And they usually do. Anyone involved in a rear end collision is at fault to one degree or another. The laws in every state say that a driver needs to be in control of the vehicle at all times. Regardless of weather conditions, the way the other guy was driving, etc.
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