I don't think so...

I believe Sentinal did a good job to lay the facts in front of her before she agreed. If she refused to pay, she will have to go to court. She would have the right to choose a banch trial or a jury trial. In either case there is a high likelihood that she would have been found guilty because neither the judge or the jury works for State Farm. If she is found guilty, not only she will pay that $500, she also need to pay the court cost and the jury fee. I am sure Sentinal convinced her that she would loose the case. Remember, she lied to the police in order to evade responsibilities during the accident.

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• you are wrong -naivelamb- ♂ (497 bytes) () 06/26/2005 postreply 09:49:16

• Nobody is wrong -centrals- ♀ (884 bytes) () 06/26/2005 postreply 10:12:27

• Looks like she is scared -naivelamb- ♂ (142 bytes) () 06/26/2005 postreply 10:26:14

• she is scared -centrals- ♀ (111 bytes) () 06/26/2005 postreply 10:33:20

• pat yourself on your back and -naivelamb- ♂ (19 bytes) () 06/26/2005 postreply 10:39:56

• pat yourself on the back -naivelamb- ♂ (0 bytes) () 06/26/2005 postreply 10:45:02

• BTW, why didn't -naivelamb- ♂ (38 bytes) () 06/26/2005 postreply 09:57:41