I need a traffic accident damages lawsuit, but I don't know who the hit-and-run perpetrator is.

If a perpetrator who has committed a hit-and-run on a parked vehicle and fled is unresponsive, the victim can request police help to identify the perpetrator's insurance company and then claim directly.

First, accurately record and report the circumstances and situation of the accident to the police.

The police will be dispatched to the scene to organize the accident situation and secure footage from road surveillance cameras, etc.

The police identify the perpetrator's insurance company and type of insurance through vehicle registration information, and after receiving the insurance company information, the victim can directly contact the insurance company to report the damage and claim insurance benefits.

Also, if the perpetrator intentionally avoids contact or obstructs insurance processing, from a criminal perspective, this can be judged as an act with intent.

Furthermore, as you mentioned, you can also pursue a traffic accident damages lawsuit.

A person who caused a traffic accident must mandatorily pay consolation money for treatment costs, future treatment costs, vehicle repair costs, business loss damages caused by the accident (active damages), and loss costs for overcoming trauma and wounds caused by the accident (passive damages).

However, since it would not be easy for the victim to directly proceed with the complaint alone, we recommend pursuing a traffic accident damages civil lawsuit with the help of a traffic accident specialist attorney.

Also, with the assistance of a traffic accident specialist attorney, you must accurately determine the traffic accident fault ratio through systematic evidence collection such as securing surrounding CCTV and dashcams of nearby vehicles and legal response.

Even if you have found the perpetrator, rather than reaching a hasty settlement, it is important to induce satisfactory settlement money after sufficient review.