Sorry to see this! Nothing you could have done.
I'm pretty sure the other insurer will admit fault based on circumstances; it's hard to argue a rear end shunt.
Worst case, if they do try anything, then get an accident management company behind you. They chalk up rediculous costs if you let them (like for like hire cars for weeks on end etc.) but you can opt for cheap rentals while yours is repaired, to show you're doing everything possible to keep costs down, but use their lawyer to fight your case.
I don't condone the accident management route as a norm, as it jacks everyone's premiums up, but protecting your arse if someone at fault try's to dodge a claim; then they have their use!
Sure it will go through hassle free. Looking forward to seeing it looking good as new soon.
I'm pretty sure the other insurer will admit fault based on circumstances; it's hard to argue a rear end shunt.
Worst case, if they do try anything, then get an accident management company behind you. They chalk up rediculous costs if you let them (like for like hire cars for weeks on end etc.) but you can opt for cheap rentals while yours is repaired, to show you're doing everything possible to keep costs down, but use their lawyer to fight your case.
I don't condone the accident management route as a norm, as it jacks everyone's premiums up, but protecting your arse if someone at fault try's to dodge a claim; then they have their use!
Sure it will go through hassle free. Looking forward to seeing it looking good as new soon.
