Hit-and-Run Accident

Personal Details:

Incident Details:

Specific Circumstances:

Emily Parker was stopped at a red light at the intersection of North Avenue and Peachtree Street when another vehicle rear-ended her car at high speed. The driver fled the scene without stopping. Emily noted the vehicle’s make and partial license plate, and a nearby surveillance camera captured footage of the incident. The impact caused significant damage to the rear of Emily’s car, and she experienced immediate pain in her neck and shoulders.

Parties Involved:

1. Emily Parker (client).
2. Unidentified driver in a dark-colored sedan.

Notification:

Police were called to the scene and documented the incident. A hit-and-run report was filed.

Emily notified her insurance company the following day.

Injury Details:

Type of Injury:

Whiplash and soft tissue injuries to the neck and upper back.

Headache and dizziness consistent with mild concussion symptoms.

Medical Treatment:

Visited the emergency room immediately after the accident for evaluation and pain medication.

Referred to a chiropractor for ongoing treatment and physical therapy sessions.

Impact on Work:

Emily, a teacher, missed two weeks of work due to her injuries, resulting in a loss of income and the need to use sick leave.

Evidence: Available

Photos and Witnesses:

Photos of the damage to Emily’s vehicle were taken at the scene.

Surveillance footage from a nearby store captured the collision and the fleeing vehicle.

A passerby witnessed the accident and provided a statement to the police.

Police Report:

Documented the incident as a hit-and-run and included a description of the suspect vehicle

Repair Estimate:

Preliminary evaluation indicates rear-end damage repair costs exceeding $8,000.

Fault Assessment

Party at Fault: The unidentified driver of the hit-and-run vehicle.

Client at Fault: No evidence suggests Emily contributed to the accident.

Additional Information Needed

1. Updates on police efforts to identify the suspect vehicle and driver

2. Insurance confirmation regarding uninsured motorist coverage.

3. Ongoing medical treatment records and chiropractor bills.

Incident Timeline

December 15, 2024: Accident occurred; police and EMS responded.

December 16, 2024: Emily sought follow-up medical care and reported the incident to her insurer.

December 2024–Present: Chiropractic treatment and physical therapy sessions ongoing.

Type Of Incident

Nature: Motor vehicle accident – rear-end collision caused by a hit-and-run driver.it-and-run caused by an unidentified driver.

Next Steps for Review:

1. Pursue Insurance Claims: Submit claim under uninsured motorist coverage for medical bills and vehicle repairs.

2. Follow Up with Police: Confirm any progress in identifying the hit-and-run driver

3. Document Damages: Compile all medical expenses, therapy costs, and lost wages for compensation.

Incident Timeline

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