Any local LEO/associated folks willing to give some insight?

[in4aride]

So the state claim adjuster got ahold of me, letting me know it was all under review and they would be getting ahold of me after the review. been about a week now.
Towed the jeep home, couldnt keep it where it was anymore. Ill upload soem pics of the damage here shortly

 

[in4aride]

ok so heres the surface damage. Fender, hood, header panel, lights, bezel, radiator, condensor, light, bumper, winch (took a solid hit)
xj1 by Mike L, on Flickr


but here is the real issue. It destroyed the frame rail as well as even bending the 1/4" bracket!!! ridiculous! The rear bolt looks like that because it sheered and is pinched where it wallowed the hole it was through.
xj2 by Mike L, on Flickr

xj3 by Mike L, on Flickr

Thats why I think the rig will be totalled. Isnt HUGE damage, but "repairing" that to original standard will be $$$$ if doable and warrantyable by a shop.

 

[Kittrell]

Yeah, thats totaled.

 

[in4aride]

That's what I'm figuring.

 

[1-tonxj]

Those bumpers look like the little bowties Farrakhan wears...lol

 

[in4aride]

Lol

 

[in4aride]

state says im over 50% responsible and are denying claim

 

[zluster]

Well shit.

 

[Kittrell]

They are issuing you a ticket to divide responsibility. In some states there is no-fault, others have partial responsibility, and others only assign responsibility to one party. Colorado is comparative responsibility at 50% which means if it is determined that you are 50/50 at fault, you will get nothing.

And there is it.

state says im over 50% responsible and are denying claim

 

[in4aride]

Oh I knew it was coming, why I'm just waiting to hear back from the lawyer(s).

 

[in4aride]

ETA: Wasn't even the state. It's a Cali based company handling it