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#1
  • 直樹
  • mail
  • 2021/05/12 15:16

A friend of mine who was riding a Harley in Death Valley last month had an accident and was taken by helicopter to the hospital.
The circumstances of the accident were that he was in a right hand corner, he was bulging and scratching an oncoming car.
It is unknown if he crossed the center line.
Police report has not yet come up.

Here's the thing.

Medical bills are about 10 million yen
Insurance is 3 million yen from travel insurance
Motorcycle insurance is full coverage


First.

1, Do you think your insurance will pay for this accident situation?
2, Is there a possibility that the other party's insurance will pay?
3、Do you think I should get a lawyer and negotiate with the insurance company?
4、If I don't pay the medical bills, will the bill come to Japan?
5、If I do this, is there a possibility that immigration will register my ID and I will not be allowed to re-enter Japan?

That's all.

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#2
  • 無知
  • 2021/05/12 (Wed) 17:05
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＞ On the right-hand corner, I swerved and scratched myself and an oncoming car.
＞ It is unknown if you crossed the center line.

It's not unknown. If he bulged out, he would have had to jump out to hit the oncoming car. I guess so. ？
1 ． Of course. That's what insurance is for. It just depends on what kind of insurance you have. Even if it's full coverage, you chose the limit of coverage yourself.
2 ． The other party's insurance company is the contact person, but they don't use their insurance. ？ The motorcycle is probably more at fault than you.
I don't know.
So if you have full coverage, you don't need to worry about it. So if you have full coverage, you don't need to worry about it.
If you don't pay and you are backed out, of course you will be handcuffed at LAX and sent to jail, so in a sense you can re-enter the country
There are Japanese who got caught for drinking, backed out of court, went to Japan, and were arrested at the airport when they came back.

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#3
  • いや
  • 2021/05/12 (Wed) 18:10
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> It's not unknown. If he bulged out, he wouldn't have hit the oncoming car unless he jumped out of the way. Then ？

the oncoming car could have swerved out of the way ？.

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#4
  • ママごん
  • 2021/05/12 (Wed) 18:33
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What do you mean by "puffing yourself up" ？?

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#5
  • 無知
  • 2021/05/12 (Wed) 18:38
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↑
Usually it means jump out of the curve

＃ 3
You said right corner
This ain't Japan.

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#12
  • 貧乏最強
  • 2021/05/12 (Wed) 19:43
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In America, the very wealthy or the poor are the strongest. Of course, if you say you can't pay, you can bargain. First of all, we have to wait until it is clear which party is at fault.

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#13
  • 意味不明
  • 2021/05/12 (Wed) 20:13
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？ Insurance companies pay so they don't have to pay ？ ？

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#14
  • 直樹
  • 2021/05/12 (Wed) 20:21
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Hmmm. Thank you all very much. I will tell my friend.

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#15
  • トミー
  • 2021/05/12 (Wed) 23:32
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What do you mean that the police report has not come up yet ？
although the police will come to the site and write it up right there and give it to you.

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#16
  • 困惑フレンド
  • 2021/05/13 (Thu) 00:49
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↑
What they would give you right away would be a speeding ticket or something.
Who would you give it to on the spot in such a big accident ？?

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#17
  • Honda
  • 2021/05/13 (Thu) 09:57
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5, In that case, is there a possibility of being registered I D at immigration and not being allowed to re-enter the country?
I doubt that unless there is a warrant for your arrest for non-payment.

And I get the feeling that the police don't usually have enough time to act on non-payment. I've reported a number of times in the line of duty （ I'm not the direct victim ） and they won't do anything even if they know who did it ・ ・ ・ because they don't know who did it.

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#18
  • 昔
  • 2021/05/13 (Thu) 10:04
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I heard that an acquaintance of mine who was entering the U.S. on a buying trip got a ticket for a rental car, and even though the charge was extended to Japan, he ignored it and could not enter the country on his next buying trip. Well, the situation is different from this because he showed his international driver's license and passport.

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#19
  • トミー
  • 2021/05/13 (Thu) 10:07
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＞ ＞ What they will give you right away would be a speeding ticket or something like that.

They will also give you a police report right on the spot.
Whenever I am involved in an accident, I always get a police report written on the spot.
Because there is no stronger evidence than that.

I was once sued by the insurance company of the driver, even though I was the victim
but when I told them that I had the police report and the license number, they backed down in one blow.

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#20
  • Honda
  • 2021/05/13 (Thu) 10:30
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#18
I guess that's true for violation tickets.

I think unpaid tickets would be civil ？ In civil cases, it takes time to get a warrant for arrest, and I don't think the other party will spend that much effort against someone they can't get.

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#21
  • 困惑フレンド
  • 2021/05/13 (Thu) 10:30
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↑
So, if it was an accident with no serious injuries, but if it was an accident where you were transported by helicopter, you must have been seriously injured, maybe even unconscious, would you give a report to such a person ？?

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#23
  • また出た嘘つき
  • 2021/05/13 (Thu) 12:51
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#19 Tommy

＞ They will also give you a Police Report right on the spot.

You're lying. When are you talking about ？ For a long time now, the police won't even show up unless there is bodily injury or the car is damaged enough to require a Tow
. That's how the law has changed.


#20 Honda
＞ I think non-payment should be civil ？ In civil cases, it takes time to get an arrest warrant, and I don't think the other party will spend that much effort against someone they cannot get.

Unpaid medical bills will be sent to the collect agency and you will receive a court order to appear in court. After that, you will know if you can get it or not.

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#24
  • 勝手な憶測
  • 2021/05/13 (Thu) 15:04
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> As far as I can tell, your friend was negligent.
Charging the other party is no way to sled after you let them scratch your car.


You're jumping the gun.
If you didn't cross the center line, you're not being talked into saying the other driver was at fault ？.

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#25
  • 無知
  • 2021/05/13 (Thu) 16:30
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In the first place, if you didn't even cross the center line and the other driver hit you, he/she will pay
so you don't have to worry about the 10 million medical bills. See you ？
You're worried about the medical bills because you jumped out and it was your fault ？.

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#26
  • ちゃんと嫁
  • 2021/05/13 (Thu) 19:07
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↑ He is too stupid to say he doesn't remember leaving the center line. Too much assumption, too much pain.

Its name is also "Ignorance".

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#27
  • 無知
  • 2021/05/14 (Fri) 09:04
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＃ 26
Read 1 carefully. Yutaka

＞ The circumstances of the accident were: right corner, you swerved and scratched an oncoming car.

You said the circumstances of the accident. ？ He must have remembered or was running with someone else.
You're scared of the medical bills because the motorcyclist is at fault ？
You're not Japanese, or ？ your brain is working ？ use some common sense
you know, people here just respond to names. This is such a bunch of crap.

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#28
  • ちゃんと嫁
  • 2021/05/14 (Fri) 10:25
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> The circumstances of the accident were a right-hand corner, where I swerved and scratched an oncoming car.
It is unknown if I crossed the center line.

↑ Fucking stupid
Ignorance is genuine ignorance.

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#29
  • ちゃんと嫁
  • 2021/05/14 (Fri) 10:27
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>I'm telling you the circumstances of the accident ？ He either has a memory of it, or he was running with someone else.

It says he doesn't. Don't twist the facts with your imagination. I don't know if it's aging or if you were born with it, but shut up for a minute. Shut up a little.

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#30
  • トミー
  • 2021/05/14 (Fri) 10:31
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＞ ＞ You're lying. When are you talking about ？ The police won't even come unless there has been bodily injury or enough damage to the car to require a Tow for a long time now. That's how the law has changed.

I thought for a minute that this old man didn't know what he was talking about
maybe he is talking about 911 ？
911 is a number for emergencies, of course. LOL

For non-life threatening accidents like that, you have to call the local police number.
You don't have to go to the trouble of saying that, everyone knows that.

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#31
  • は？
  • 2021/05/14 (Fri) 11:08
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>Japanese is not Japanese, or ？ your brain is not working ？ use your common sense

you're the one.

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#32
  • また出た嘘つき
  • 2021/05/14 (Fri) 11:23
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＃ 30

＞ For non-life threatening accidents like that, you have to call the local police number.

https://lapdonline.org/traffic/content_basic_view/55543

Please read 3 （ Can you read ）
It says minor It says no report is needed for minor incidents except for injuries, etc. In other words, the parties involved should do it among themselves.
It also says that if you want a police report, fill out the form yourself and mail it in.
The law has changed. Your story is an old tale. It is old. Please die.

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#34
  • 無知
  • 2021/05/14 (Fri) 11:39
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#29 I'm not sure what you mean

Who then says
that the accident happened when I swerved into a right hand corner and scratched an oncoming car, and that I was the one who got hit?
I said, ？ Answer me,
Whether it was you or someone you were touring with, someone has a good memory
and you can't remember if you ran out or not ？ Who would trust you
No, I don't. Your reply is ridiculous.

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#35
  • トミー
  • 2021/05/14 (Fri) 11:45
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＃ 32

You got it right in #5. LOL!

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#36
  • だからさ
  • 2021/05/14 (Fri) 13:11
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> The circumstances of the accident were: on the right corner, I swerved and scratched an oncoming car.

Inflated does not equal crossed the center line.

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#37
  • もっこり
  • 2021/05/14 (Fri) 18:02
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Something about mine is starting to swell up.

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#39
  • あまいな
  • 2021/05/14 (Fri) 22:45
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> It's more about ethics than law.

this is America
the law is everything
don't pay what you don't have to pay
this is common sense

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#41
  • びっくら
  • 2021/05/14 (Fri) 22:55
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#20
civil takes longer to get an arrest warrant ？ is there such a thing as a civil arrest ？

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#42
  • ○樹
  • 2021/05/14 (Fri) 22:56
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15 or some other company owner, he's trying to run away rather than pay.

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#43
  • 直樹
  • 2021/05/14 (Fri) 22:58
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Maybe it's a different person.

He is not a manager.

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#44
  • ○樹
  • 2021/05/14 (Fri) 23:36
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He is a manager in name only, but in reality he is just a playboy.

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