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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If this was a car crash, who was responsible? Was there a police report? If there's insurance, it's possible that your daughter's medical costs would be paid.

So step one may be to see an attorney. This is the kind of case a personal injury lawyer might be willing to take on a contingency--translation, you only have to pay the attorney if there is a settlement or verdict. [/quote]

Nobody was responsible - her boyfriend was driving at night, when it was misty out, the road was slippery and he lost control going around a turn and they slammed into a tree.  There's nobody to sue. If anyone was responsible it was her boyfriend, but it was an accident. Nobody was drinking or high, he wasn't on his phone, they were both wearing seatbelts. He's just an inexperienced driver. [/quote]

He’s still responsible, because he’s the driver. You should still make his insurance pay. [/quote]

+! Million

OP, if he is insured he has medical coverage under his auto insurance.[/quote]

Yes, OP.  Don't let your daughter's face go untreated because you don't want to upset her or her boyfriend.  This is why drivers have auto insurance, it's not just if you were drunk/high/texting.  Yes it may cause some waves with her, him, his family but tough toenails.  He may not even be her boyfriend a month from now.[/quote]

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