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If your car is run off the road by an unknown vehicle and you are injured, you may make a claim against your company for your injuries including money for your pain even if there is no contact with the other vehicle
If you make a claim for pain and suffering as a result of injuries caused by an unknown vehicle’s negligence you generally must notify your local police department within 24 hours and your insurance company within 30 days to bring an uninsured motorist claim
If someone causes you bodily injuries due to the negligence of a motor vehicle operator you may bring a claim for pain and suffering, your medical bills, and lost wages, even if the medical bills are small. Connecticut no longer has a monetary threshold you must meet to bring a claim. The $400 threshold to bring a claim was abolished on January 1st, 1994.
If your vehicle is involved in an accident caused by substances left on the road due to the negligence of another unknown vehicle you may bring an uninsured motorist claim against your own company for your pain and suffering, medical bills, etc., provided proper notice is given to the police and your insurance company.
If you are injured in a motor vehicle accident while at work you have the right to bring a Workmen’s Compensation claim against your employer and a third party claim against the negligent operator of the motor vehicle even if the operator is a fellow employee.
If you are injured in a motor vehicle accident and speak freely to an insurance adjuster about injuries you think you have, without speaking to a lawyer to advise you of the your rights. You could be at a disadvantage if you are injured, and that report is brought up to negotiate any claim for injuries which emerge later.
If an insurance company settles a personal claim within 15 days from the date of the accident, you may void out the settlement pursuant to state law provided you pay back the insurance company. Many people don’t realize they’re injured even when injuries are severe. Therefore, state law allows for the cancellation of the settlement, if made within 15 days of the accident, and payment is returned.
If you are injured in a motor vehicle accident you have two years to bring a claim to the courts for injuries against a third party for the third party’s negligence.
If you or a relative are hit by an unknown motorist the injured individual may bring an uninsured “hit and run” claim against any insured vehicle in your household, provided the injured party is related to the insured and lives in the same household and proper notice is given to the police and insurance company.
You pay a separate premium for uninsured motorist coverage and if you are in an accident with an uninsured or unknown motorist and make a claim for injuries against your policy, generally speaking, your insurance rates will not be raised, nor will you insurance policy be canceled. Your lawyer could contact your company and the insurance commissioner to obtain exact information.
If you are in a motor vehicle accident it is common to feel the effects of injuries hours after the accident or even a day or two later. If you are in a motor vehicle accident which was not your fault and you tell the officer you are not injured, you may bring a claim for your pain and suffering if injuries develop later.
If you are in a motor vehicle accident and you have radiating pain down your arms or legs, the injury may be very serious and contacting a doctor quickly may be appropriate as well as contacting your lawyer if you choose to pursue a claim.
If your car is run off the road by an unknown vehicle and you are injured, you may make a claim against your company for your injuries including money for your pain even if there is no contact with the other vehicle.
If you make a claim for pain and suffering as a result of injuries caused by an unknown vehicle’s negligence you generally must notify your local police department within 24 hours and your insurance company within 30 days to bring an uninsured motorist claim.
If someone causes you bodily injuries due to the negligence of a motor vehicle operator you may bring a claim for pain and suffering, your medical bills, and lost wages, even if the medical bills are small. Connecticut no longer has a monetary threshold you must meet to bring a claim. The $400 threshold to bring a claim was abolished on January 1st, 1994.
If your vehicle is involved in an accident caused by substances left on the road due to the negligence of another unknown vehicle you may bring an uninsured motorist claim against your own company for your pain and suffering, medical bills, etc., provided proper notice is given to the police and your insurance company.
If you are injured in a motor vehicle accident and you feel you are partially at fault you may still bring a claim for your injuries provided you are less than 50% at fault as Connecticut is a “Comparative Negligence” state.
If you are injured in a motor vehicle accident where there is heavy damage photos of the motor vehicle that prove the extent of the damage may be important to your case.
If you are injured in an accident in Connecticut and decide to bring a claim, your lawyer cannot charge a legal fee unless he collects money for you. Generally, costs can be paid by the client at the end of the case.
If your are injured in a motor vehicle and it is not your fault, I will handle your personal injury claim, provide a free consultation and will come to your house, hospital, or your job with no charge or obligation unless recovery is made.
If you or a relative are hit by an unknown motorist the injured individual may bring an uninsured “hit and run” claim against any insured vehicle in your household, provided the injured party is related to the insured and lives in the same household and proper notice is given to the police and insurance company.
You pay a separate premium for uninsured motorist coverage and if you are in an accident with an uninsured or unknown motorist and make a claim for injuries against your policy, generally speaking, your insurance rates will not be raised, nor will you insurance policy be canceled. Your lawyer could contact your company and the insurance commissioner to obtain exact information.
If you are in a motor vehicle accident it is common to feel the effects of injuries hours after the accident or even a day or two later. If you are in a motor vehicle accident which was not your fault and you tell the officer you are not injured, you may bring a claim for your pain and suffering if injuries develop later.
If you are in a motor vehicle accident and you have radiating pain down your arms or legs, the injury may be very serious and contacting a doctor quickly may be appropriate as well as contacting your lawyer if you choose to pursue a claim.