In MA, making a left turn and got hit by a car passing the one in front on shoulder. Whose fault?

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I agree you should get an attorney.

Get an attorney and.or be glad you have insurance and that nobody was hurt

I agree with my colleagues. However, additional facts are needed to completely evaluate your property damage claim and determine liability. For example, some questions an attorney would ask are: Is there one or more travel lane? How wide was the street? Furthermore, it is unclear from your question if the "other driver" refers to the drive that yielded or struck your daughter's vehicle. If you have the contact information and/or license plate of the drive that hit you, you can file a claim with their insurance carrier as well. However, I suggest contacting an attorney to assist you with this as liability may be in dispute. I would also refer to Massachusetts General Law, Chapter 89, Section 2, which states in relevant part: "The driver of a vehicle may, if the roadway is free from obstruction and of sufficient width for two or more lines of moving vehicles, overtake and pass upon the right of another vehicle when the vehicle overtaken is (a) making or about to make a left turn, (b) upon a one-way street, or (c) upon any roadway on which traffic is restricted to one direction of movement." In sum, I highly suggest contacting an attorney to fully evaluate, and assist you in, your claim for damages.