Legal Question in Traffic Law in California
I've just received a letter from a law office mentioning an auto accident and asking me to provide my insurance information, however there was no accident what so ever. It claims a "property damage arising out of automobile accident", but I never had any accident, never interacted with anyone, and there are no signs of any kind of damage on my car - not even a scratch. I have no clue what are they talking about. What should I do, how to react to this?
Asked on 10/12/13, 4:39 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Andrew Roberts
Roberts Law Group
Contact your attorney or insurance agent.
Answered on 10/13/13, 8:12 am
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