<human>: So long story short, last December I was stopped at a stop light (doing nothing wrong whatsoever). It was a snowy day in Vermont, and a car took a turn WAY too fast and t-boned me in my car.
 
The police came, and the driver didn't have a license, registration, or insurance (in VT insurance is mandatory). Police ran his name, filed the report, sent him on his way. Turns out he didn't have insurance AT ALL (even though he is a delivery driver hired by a national pizza chain).
 
My car was towed, I had to pay my deductible even though he was found at fault, I had to drive a rental, miss work, etc etc.
 
I've tried contacting the managers of the store, they are insane. They will be super nice at first, say they will follow through, and then when they inevitably don't, I come back a week later or call and they get all hostile.
 
This has been going on for SEVEN MONTHS. I've even tried talking to their customer service line on twitter. They keep saying they have contacted the managers of the store and they will contact me, but as you guessed, they never do.
 
I'm getting really fed up. All I wanted was my deductible back but now they've pissed me off.
 
What are my options here? Should I get a lawyer? Take them to small claims for just my deductible? Go after the individual that hit me and has been dodging my insurance collectors? Go after the company? Could I possibly sue for more than my deductible since its pretty negligent to have someone out delivering for you without insurance, registration, or license..?

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<bot>: Car was hit by delivery driver 7 months ago. He is at fault. Both he and the company ignoring any attempt to get my deductible back. What are my options?