After an auto accident, your medical bills may be covered by the insurance company. Georgia is a “no-fault” state, meaning your automobile insurer will pay your medical bills up to a certain capped amount whether the accident was your fault or not. The minimum coverage will pay up to $15,000 per person or $30,000 per accident. You will be responsible for your medical expenses above the insurance coverage amount.
Furthermore, you can file a personal injury claim to try to receive a settlement that should cover some or all of your expenses. While you will receive one lump sum, you want to make sure you factor in all potential future medical treatment that will be required. If you do not settle your case for enough money to cover all future medical expenses, the defendant will not be required to pay more in the future.
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Getting injured in an accident can be an expensive ordeal. You want to make sure you have an experienced accident attorney who knows how to get you the full amount of compensation you deserve so you be off the hook for expensive medical bills. Call Shane Smith Law today at (980) 246-2656 for help.
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