If a car accident happens without anyone getting hurt, but the other car owner files a claim with their insurance company, what kind of police report (FIR) would be needed? What are the legal implications of this situation? Would a lawyer be necessary to handle the case?

A police report (FIR) may not be mandatory in a no-injury accident, but it’s advisable to file one for documentation purposes. The insurance company may require a report to process the claim. Legal implications depend on the nature of the claim and the insurance policy terms. While a lawyer isn’t always necessary, they can help navigate the insurance claim process and protect your interests.