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A claim will be made against the insurance company for the driver that rear-ended you to pay for these medical bills. However, please know that her insurance company will not pay for your medical bills as you treat with the doctor for your injuries. They will wait to settle with you when you have completed treatment.
So the first thing we will do is to look and see if you have med-pay coverage on your car insurance.

Now what happens if there is no med pay coverage?

In most cases, doctors are not willing to treat a patient on a lien basis unless they know they have an attorney to protect the doctor’s bills.

Now your second question:

We would certainly make sure the at fault insurance party covers the repairs to your vehicle.

If you are involved in a car wreck, your car will suffer property damage.
When you get your car repaired, you know it will be worth less than it was before the wreck.
Think of it this way.
You walk onto an used car lot and you see two identical cars parked side by side.

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If you have been hurt in a wreck and you don’t hire an attorney, you are letting the insurance company hang onto YOUR money. Plain and simple.
That money could be used to take care of your future medical needs or to help you catch up on your bills.

* Who will pay for your medical bills?
* How do you get medical treatment for your injuries if you don’t have health insurance?
* You are worried because the paychecks have stopped coming in, but the bills haven’t.
* You are left without a car.

What do you do next?
You have absolutely nothing to lose by calling a lawyer, but think of all you can lose if you don’t!

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Preventing Motorcycle Wrecks

Planning for bad weather is a terrible way to try to bring down the rate of fatal motorcycle collisions. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has provided some tips that can actually improve safety conditions. The tips were published in the start of May, because May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. The NHTSA advises people to:

– Signal every time the driver merges or changes lanes.
– Check mirrors and blind spots carefully because motorcycles are smaller and harder to see than cars are.
– Allow at least a three to four second following distance to avoid getting too close to a motorcyclist and potentially hitting him an emergency.
– Avoid distracted and impaired driving.
motorcyclists are advised to:
– Have a motorcycle license and undergo safety training.
– Avoid driving while impaired or distracted.
– Use both turn signals and hand signals before changing lanes or turning.
– Wear clothing that is brightly colored to increase the chance of a driver seeing you.
– Stay right in the middle of the lane where you are most visible.

While some people make the smart choice of either shutting off their cellphones or keeping their devices out of reach, many drivers just can’t resist reading an incoming message or sending a quick text. When they engage in this type of careless behavior, they are putting themselves and everyone else sharing the road at risk of serious injury or worse.

Apps such as the one detailed in Local 6 may help people who are habitual offenders when it comes to texting and driving. Parents also may want to consider making such cellphone apps a requirement for their teenage drivers. According to Local 6, parents can set up the app with a password so their teenagers won’t be able to shut it off.

Central Florida accident victims can contact Winter Park, FL personal injury attorney Richard B. Troutman by calling 866-434-5770.

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