Two drivers get in an accident they decide not to call the police and leave and work it out is it a hit n run?

Question:
One car is damaged one is not but the drivers calls the police a week or so later and thier mutual boss give the other driver the insurance info so that driver gets thier insurance dropped becaus the boss gave the info to the cops and claims peronal injury and the other has the car damage and no insurance and possible jail time and a law suit and has no job now and has children to support and advice on what that driver can do to get ot of it?That driver technically wasnt at fault and shouldnt the other driver get a ticket for leaving the scene?

Answers:

Hit by vehicle in rear, claims denied by both insurance comps.?

Your run on sentence is really not making much sense here. But let me try to sort and answer. No, if two people are involved in an accident, decide not to report it and exchange information, neither of them can be charged with hit and run.

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No one could get "Their insurance dropped because the boss gave the information to the cops." The police don't grant, or drop insurance policies.

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It's unclear in your question which driver was at fault, and which driver decided to file a police report after the fact. But since one driver has reported this to insurance, the other should now let his insurance company know what the situation is so they can be prepared when the claim comes in. If you'd like to clarify some of the information here, perhaps I can give you a better answer, since I have absolutely no idea what you are talking about with your ramble about the "other driver having no job and no insurance and damage..."

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They are both guilty of leaving the scene of an accident and/or failure to report an accident. Sounds like they have a mess on their hands. Not to mention the fact that they devised this idea of "hit and run"...that's dishonest to say the least and might constitute fraud with the insurance company.

Insured but lapsed mot. How will it affect claim?

If at the time of the accident even one driver said they are calling the police to file a report, and the other driver leaves it can then be "leaving scene"

Will my insurance rates go up?

That could be a mess. Hit and run would not apply, because the drivers stopped, exchanged information and made a decision about how to proceed. The snag comes when the damage factors in. Most states have laws requiring accidents that involve any personal injury to be reported, and most states have a damage threshold above which an accident must be reported. The other point, and it is a bit fuzzy in your question, is insurance. If a driver does not have insurance whether involved in an accident or not that driver is in a world of trouble. Here in Fl, if your insurance is no longer valid you are required to secure the vehicle off the road and turn the tag in. Even if the vehicle is parked behind your house,and up on blocks with no wheels on it if it is not insured it must not have a tag on it.
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