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	Name:	Lakeshore -
	Subject:	Hitting deer on the road
	Date:	10/29/2010 9:12:12 AM

Do not erase evidence of the deer from your vehicle if you plan to claim it on your insurance. Hitting a deer (or it hitting you) is a 'no fault' accident. Many false claims are made in attempts to NOT get points so your insurance company will be looking for actual evidence. Also- File a report. You will have to walk in to the police or sherrif's office that has jurisdiction but it is additional evidence for your insurance company. In fact, law agencies now automatically file a report to your insurance company (this is PART of the reason they ask for proof of insurance) after taking a report.