Even if you were uninjured, if another driver fails to uphold their duty of care and causes property damage, you have a right to sue for compensation. For example, a distracted driver rear-ends your vehicle but does not cause injuries. Your lawyer can still advocate for their negligence. Additionally, even in cases where you don’t sustain any injuries, you may be left with damages like emotional trauma. In some cases, where the damage is minimal, it may not be worth filing a lawsuit for a property damage claim. Discussing your case with an auto accident lawyer is the best way to learn your options for a property damage claim.