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- Never lie to your insurance company. The company will refuse to cover a loss and you would be on the hook to pay for damages you cause out of your own pocket.
- Safe Driving Contract and Agreement for Teens and Parents
- Children injured in school bus accidents need lawyers who know how to get them the help they need.
- Hurt in an Accident?:How to Find the Perfect Lawyer for You
- Allstate Insurance Company Claim Document Examined
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: The adjuster for the insurance company has offered to pay my medical bills and a little bit more “just in case” I have another bill or two. Is that a good deal?
A: It may be a good deal, but, then again, it may not be. There is no way to be sure in every case. However, this question is just the type of question that a qualified lawyer can answer for you.
BEWARE. If you accept money from the insurance company for your medical bills and “a little bit more,” you will not be able to collect any more from the insurance company. You will have settled your entire claim. So, even if you need surgery for the injury you suffered in the car wreck, the other driver’s insurance company will not have to pay you a dime.
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Car Accidents
- I was just in a car accident, and the other driver’s insurance company keeps calling and asking me for information. What should I tell them?
I was in an accident, and my airbags deployed. I have a few bruises but otherwise feel okay. Should I still go to a doctor?
I was recently in a car accident. I haven't been to the doctor, but I'm beginning to feel sore and stiff. Should I go to the doctor now even though it's been several days since the accident?