What are the chances to win in court for personal injury without a police report?

[learningthelaw]

In August of 2007, Florida, I was involved in an auto accident. The other driver was on the left and on my blind side and swerved into my lane. Both of our car had scratches. At the time of the accident I was hurt but had to be somewhere soon at the same time. We switched information. The other driver filed a claim through my insurance that same day claiming it was my fault and he demanded that his scratches be fixed. My insurance contacted me and I complained that it wasn't my fault. I felt that I have been injured from this accident and I got my hip fixed a month or so later which costs me more than $25000 (limit of sueing in the state of Florida). The other drivers insurance contacted me and investigated me. I complained to them, cursed at them, pointed to them that this has caused pain for me, this is not my fault and need my medical bills paid. They ask what my occupation was, I told them I'm an exotic dance, and hope this didn't mess things up for me. My laywer tried an affidavit request but they denied. I have a feeling that he has some kind of assets that he's hiding for not accepting the affidavit and I need my medical bills paid. Now I get a check for $10,000 (which is his policy), and a release for me to sign, so I can't pursue anything else. Should I take the $10,000 check? What are my chances to win in court if I file a lawsuit? Thank you!

[judg4]

If it is clearly his fault you would prevail.

Your lawyer should help you make the judgment call. He does know all the facts.