You will want to get the book titled:
"How to Settle Your Own Personal Injury Case" by Martin Zevin
https://www.amazon.com/Settle-Your-Personal-Injury-Case/dp/0806516844
Keep records of all related expenses. (The above document lists the kinds of expenses/reimbursements to which you are entitled as well as pointers regarding how to negotiate with your insurance company.) You are entitled to such expenses as :
- Lost wages (eg, having to take leave to deal with collision associated affairs such as acquiring rental cars & getting repair estimates).
- Travel expenses associated with the above
- Any associated medical expenses (eg, just a dr visit for
check up)
- Miscel related costs (eg, acquiring police accident report which you should want to do; printing/faxing expenses for related documents, etc.)
None of this stuff is funny. I had a friend who got into a similar type crash (ie, in which he was rear ended and was forced to crash into the person in front of him. He got a bill in the mail for $20,000 from the one he was forced to hit. (The friend's car sustained only a broken headlight.)
"How to Settle Your Own Personal Injury Case" by Martin Zevin
https://www.amazon.com/Settle-Your-Personal-Injury-Case/dp/0806516844
Keep records of all related expenses. (The above document lists the kinds of expenses/reimbursements to which you are entitled as well as pointers regarding how to negotiate with your insurance company.) You are entitled to such expenses as :
- Lost wages (eg, having to take leave to deal with collision associated affairs such as acquiring rental cars & getting repair estimates).
- Travel expenses associated with the above
- Any associated medical expenses (eg, just a dr visit for
check up)
- Miscel related costs (eg, acquiring police accident report which you should want to do; printing/faxing expenses for related documents, etc.)
None of this stuff is funny. I had a friend who got into a similar type crash (ie, in which he was rear ended and was forced to crash into the person in front of him. He got a bill in the mail for $20,000 from the one he was forced to hit. (The friend's car sustained only a broken headlight.)