What can be done about it ?
information that wasn't included on the mv-104 by police that proves to be beneficial for the person injured
Attorney Answers
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Michael Kooshoian ·
A request for an amended report is fine, but you can also sit down with your personal injury attorney and fill out your own report to be filed. You should call your attorney and schedule a meeting. Good luck.
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Robert Lucchese ·
You can request an amended report if you have adequate proof. Go to the local PD which prepared the report and explain your proof, etc.
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Jeffrey Adams 866031.Html ·
Request the police officer to file an amended report. No requirement that it be done. Be sure to report the incident to your insurance carrier.
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Christian K. Lassen IIPersonal Injury LawyerPhiladelphia, PA ·
Ask the police officer to file an amended report
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Andrew Velonis ·
You can file your own MV-104, I believe it is on the DMV website
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Lars A. LundeenPersonal Injury LawyerRutland, VT ·
Speak with the injured party's attorney about what best to do.
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Paul Becker ·
in reality, police reports have absolutely no value as evidence as to how the accident happened. They are not admissible at trial as to how the accident happened as they are hearsay. If the officer that prepared the report actually saw how the accident happened it may come in, but usually this is not the case. I have a case where the police report was completely wrong, and I know this because I found video of the crash from a security camera after the report was filed.
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