cyjmhill said:good thinking.
even if the lady at fault only has the state minimum she may have other assets that could/would come into play. If she crossed the center line like you said she is at fault (and I know what I am talking about) and she needs to make everything right. Only an attorney (not an insurance company - hers or your mom's) can find this out for you (via the cival justice system).
I hope this helps and I pray for a speedy recovery for your son and mom.
Thank you, you don't think I should call mom's insurance first? Some of the other posters on the thread do................
I called mom and told her to stop talking to that guy. She said she already gave a statement, I asked if she was on her pain meds at the time, she was.............
My sis in law has been talking to a lawyer for them. He wants the facts of the case to see if he can "do any good". He will take a third of what they win if he takes the case (and if they win, I guess). Is that usual?
The insurance (other lady's) did send us a letter with a number and name asking us to call.............do I need to call at all? It won't negate their responsibility if I don't call, will it?
And is there a time limit on all this? The wreck was a month ago.........how quickly do we need to move?

Have fun at the yard sales tomorrow!!!