Be Aware of Time Limits.
There are many important deadlines you need to know about. These are different from case to case. If you fail to file in time, you will lose your right to sue.The “Minor Injury Cap” doesn’t mean you don’t have a right to a claim.
The cap only applies to “pain and suffering”. It does not limit your claim for lost wages, loss of future income, medical expenses, cost of future care, loss of insurability, out of pocket expenses or loss of valuable services such as childcare, housekeeping or home maintenance. You still have rights to a claim.Don't sign anything for the insurance company.
You can be putting your rights at risk just by talking to an insurance adjuster. Don’t let them pressure you - take the time to know your legal rights.FREE CASE REVIEW
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