I was involved in a collision about 9 months ago. Moderate damage to my vehicle and no/little damage to the other vehicle. I submitted my statement to the insurance company got my car repaired and hear nothing further until today. There were no injury claims (I was hit by a truck hence little damage to them!).
Today I received a letter with a witness prep form and the fact that the defendant is refusing the claim from my insurance company. I filled in the form and have sent back to the solicitor but they have said it may go to court for a hearing.
From what I understand this is just a civil hearing brought by my insurance company against the defendant to claim back their losses – i.e. the repairs to my vehicle. I understand this to mean that I am only a witness in their case and will just have to answer questions so the judge can decide how to proportion claims and who gets the bill.
I have never been asked who was at fault and have had no real contact from the insurance company apart from filling in the initial forms. I assume this means that my insurance company thinks that I am in the right and cant settle with their insurance company?
There are no losses against me hence I am not named as a claimant on the legal papers
Anyone know if this is correct? Cheers