9 Times You Can Likely Settle Without a Lawyer
Little or No Injuries - If all parties walked away unharmed, lawyers may not be needed.
Low Property Damage - A tap or small dent likely leads to quick, simple claims resolution.
You Were At Fault - Admitting fault upfront and paying out-of-pocket saves legal hassles.
The Other Driver Was Uninsured - In this case, contact your provider ASAP instead of suing.
Police Didn't Respond - Having a report on record helps lawyers establish facts and liability.
Both Have Same Insurer - Shared providers can settle straightforward, low-cost accidents smoothly.
Insurer Admits Fault - If they concede the other driver caused the collision, negotiation is easier.
You Lack Legal Grounds - Without serious disputes, you likely don't need litigation.
Damages Are Under $1,000 - It's often not financially worthwhile to enlist legal counsel.