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Your daughter is uninsured and rear-ended another car as they were both slowing to stop Is she responsible for damages done to the other car? |
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in most states it's up to you to pursue the charges but it's your car and unless she is not on your insurance then it's your fault but some companies will default the tech stuff they're just money hungry anyways
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