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What damages can I pursue for injuries and treatment after a rear-end lane-change collision?: North Carolina law -
How can I prove the other driver is at fault for a lane-change crash where I was hit from behind?
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What medical steps should I take if I’m still limping after urgent care, and will that affect my claim?
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How do I decide whether to accept a settlement after a car accident when my medical treatment was minimal?
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Can I use medical payments coverage alongside health insurance and still pursue a bodily injury claim against the at‑fault driver?
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How do I submit treatment bills and proof for reimbursement under medical payments coverage, and are there deadlines I should know about?
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Do I need the police accident report before the insurance company will handle my property damage and injury claim, and what can I do if the report has mistakes or was rejected?
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Can I talk to the other driver’s insurance about car repairs if I’m hiring a lawyer, and what topics should I avoid discussing about injuries or treatment?
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Should I also open a claim with my own insurance to use medical payments coverage, and could that raise my premiums if I wasn’t at fault?: North Carolina
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Who pays for my totaled car, and how is the payout amount determined?: North Carolina
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What should I do with the police report and medical records to prove fault and build my claim?
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Do I have to give the insurance company my prior medical records, and what happens if I don’t?
