I did a lot of research on buying the correct parts. I bought both front and back brake pads, brake sensors, and the lock motor for the driver side. Saved a bunch by buying the parts myself! My question is: if I take it to a shop that works on Mercedes will they just charge me labor then? Can I trust they will use MY parts and not pawn them off? Will the Mercedes dealership consider doing the labor and using my parts, albeit I bet it is more expensive. OR do you think just any shop can do it? Appreciate the advice!
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First of all, in most jurisdictions, a year and a half is too late to claim injury damages, and I was scared isn't an excuse unless someone was holding a gun to her head to stop her from calling a lawyer. Second, she has to prove it, not just claim it. Looks to me, based on the information you provided, that if the truck wasn't damaged (which your insurance company will know about better than anyone else) and there wasn't a police report (aka no record of anything happening at all), she's going to have a really hard time making any kind of case. Third, if she were to bring this into a court of law, she'd get laughed out of the courtroom, and no attorney in his right mind would take it. Frankly, I'm really surprised she found an attorney to take it to the insurance company it's probably a relative of hers or something. Lastly, I don't think she will get anywhere with this with the insurance company either. Even if she had some proof, insurance companies are very, very good at not paying people, and there's no way they'll entertain her story without any proof and almost two years later. I don't think you have anything to worry about but your insurance company will handle it for you, and trust me, they won't pay her without something more than what she's got.
