If you were injured in a crash caused by sun glare, you may be able to pursue compensation for your damages from the other driver.
Since fault for these types of collisions generally falls on the negligent driver, you may be able to file a claim with his or her liability insurance.
Once a claim is filed, your attorney can help you gather the necessary evidence to prove the other driver was careless while driving through sun glare, resulting in the collision that injured you.
Using this evidence, your attorney may also be able to help you negotiate a settlement that covers the extent of your damages with the insurance company. However, if an agreement cannot be reached or the insurance company refuses to accept liability and pay out the claim, your attorney may also be able to file a lawsuit on your behalf.
Generally, insurance companies prefer to settle claims instead of incurring the added expenses of going to court. Despite the likelihood your case will be settled, it is important to have an attorney on your side who is willing to take the case to court, as the insurance company is more likely to pay out fair compensation if there is a risk of getting sued.