女子在佛山一汽修店换轮胎，被店员倒车时撞碰致腰部骨折，索赔5万元遭拒，店方：存在“疑点”

Core Viewpoint - The incident involving a woman named Li in a car repair shop in Foshan highlights the complexities of liability and compensation in personal injury cases, with both parties presenting conflicting narratives regarding the accident and subsequent treatment costs [1][8][10]. Incident Details - On August 27, Li discovered cracks in her car's front tires and went to a nearby repair shop to replace them, where she was subsequently injured by an employee reversing a vehicle [2][4]. - The employee was found to be fully responsible for the accident by local traffic authorities [6][8]. Medical Diagnosis and Treatment - Li was diagnosed with lumbar injury, sacral transverse process fracture, and scoliosis after undergoing examinations at a local hospital [4][11]. - She incurred medical expenses totaling over 5,700 yuan during her treatment, which she financed through borrowing from friends [6][11]. Compensation Dispute - The repair shop has expressed reluctance to agree to Li's demand for a one-time compensation of 50,000 yuan, citing the need for substantiated claims and questioning the severity of the injury [8][9]. - The shop has already paid over 5,000 yuan in medical expenses and has not charged Li for the tire replacement, which they proposed to offset against her medical costs [8][9]. Communication and Negotiation - Both parties have engaged in discussions regarding compensation, but have yet to reach an agreement due to differing perspectives on the incident's severity and Li's pre-existing medical conditions [9][10][11].