You should talk to your insurance company to just make sure that a claim is set up, if you might have medical payments coverage, or if you need to get a rental car, or if possibly you're hurt very badly and you might need uninsured motorist coverage, or if the driver who hit you doesn't have insurance at all, and you need to set up an uninsured motorist claim, nothing will happen to you if the at fault driver is, like I said, still at fault. But you need to let your insurance company know that doesn't mean that you're filing a claim and your rates will go up. You need to make sure that your insurance company knows. But a lot of the time, the at fault driver's insurance company, they'll be stalling. They'll be stonewalling you. And you need to make sure your insurance company knows so that if they have to, with me by your side, we can go after the at fault driver's insurance.