Police Report Says I’m At Fault for a Car Accident - What Can I Do? | Florida Accident Lawyer

Featuring Miami car accident attorney Jack Hickey | 888-393-1388

What if you’re in a car accident and the police report says you’re at fault, even though the other party caused the accident?

John H. “Jack” Hickey is an injury attorney and maritime lawyer based in Miami. He is board-certified by the Florida bar in admiralty and maritime law, as well as trial law.

In this Quick Question, he explains that an attorney can investigate a crash to determine if the police report got the facts wrong. He says a police report blaming you is NOT the end of the road for your claim.

Contact him directly by calling 888-393-1388.

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Address:
Hickey Law Firm, P.A.
1401 Brickell Avenue, Suite 510
Miami, Florida 33131

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A truck backed into my car when I had my husband had his foot on the brakes. This took place in wells fargo parking lot. My head light is broken and no damages on his car. On the accident report it stated that both vehicles were in motion. I tried to get the accident report amended but the police officer still made it look like I was at fault. I then asked the police officer could she obtain the footage at the bank but she stated that since there was no medical injuries it would be a discretion. I really don't want to pay for what the other party did to my car. I feel the only way I can prove that I am in the right is if I can obtain the footage at Wells Fargo but she refuses to do get the footage due to no medical injures. Do you have any advice?