Welcome to our monthly segment to help answer questions pertaining to a particular topic. This month we are talking about PIP Insurance. What is it and how can it help you? Q. Even if at fault for causing an automobile accident, can the injured person receive insurance coverage to pay accident-related medical bills? Yes! Regardless […]
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If you were injured by a drunk driver, can you recover compensation from the drunk driver? When a drunk driver injures you in Massachusetts, the drunk driver’s auto insurance company generally will defend and indemnify the drunk driver for the injuries his negligent acts caused you. Unfortunately, victims of drunk driving accidents can suffer serious […]
Medical Needs—if you are injured by a dog or animal attack, the first and most important thing to do is seek proper medical care, particularly if you have been bitten. Make sure that your health is taken care of. If you have been injured by an animal it is also important to speak with an […]
Your health should be your primary concern after a car crash! You should not be concerned with paying out of pocket for injuries you suffer in a car crash because there are a number of different insurance policies which may cover your accident-related medical bills including but not limited to your ambulance bills, hospital […]
Here’s a quick question for a commonly asked question on Health Insurance in Massachusetts. If health insurance pays for needed medical-expenses resulting from a Massachusetts motor vehicle accident, does the injured person need to repay the health insurance for such accident-related medical benefits?
Often times we are asked around various insurance coverages. MedPay Insurance is one such frequently asked question. Where can a person injured in a Massachusetts automobile accident find Medical Payments’ coverage (“Med Pay”) to pay for accident-related medical expenses?
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