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Who is at fault if you are both backing out of parking stalls opposite each other and you hit her?
Updated: 9/11/2023
Most times it is a 50/50 fault situation. It can vary depending on who was more out of their sapce and/or where someone was hit. IE if one car was nearly out in the aisle and the other car backed into the side of them, the second car might be found more At Fault. But the default not knowing the details is 50/50.
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