If I’m in a wreck in South Carolina, have medical and I have no health insurance, who’s going to pay for it? How’s this going to get paid? How am I going to continue to get treatment?
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no comments A deposition is when you are giving testimony, or a witness, or someone else, who’s a part of this lawsuit, is giving testimony under oath with a court reporter in the room, and every word is being taken down.
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no comments First thing after a car wreck is to make sure everybody is okay. Call 911 and get medical attention if it’s needed. Then if you’re able to, move everybody to safety and out of the way, so there are no further injuries or accidents that happen.
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no comments In South Carolina, you hear the term “full coverage.” That means the person who hits you only has to have $25,000 worth of coverage at all. Just going to the hospital alone may cost you more than $25,000. So, what can you do about it to protect yourself? Find out in this video.
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no comments So our question for today is, who can I trust with my personal injury settlement? Well, you certainly can’t trust the insurance companies. They are in it for a profit. They’re in it to give you as little as they possibly can.
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