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It is an At Fault accident, any way. Backing accidents are always at fault. I assume that the nanny had your permission to drive the car, however, was nagligent. Your insurance co will tell you to collect your damages form the nanny.

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Q: Who pays for the damages or deductible if a hired nanny is driving kids to school and backs into a parking space and rubs against a protruding branch which breaks the back window.?
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