What about small fender benders, do I have to stay?

Many people may think that if there is no injury and the property damage is less than $1,000, they can just exchange information with the other party and move on. Criminal Defense Attorney Tyler Chriscoe explains that this can be problematic. Today, property damage can easily exceed $1,000, even for small scratches or dings. Additionally, the other party may give you fake information or have no insurance coverage. To avoid these issues, it's best to involve law enforcement in the event of a car accident. They can help you ensure that all parties involved have accurate information and that you have the protection of the law in case of any disputes.

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