I was injured in an accident, and it was the other person’s fault. Can the insurance company refuse to pay my medical bills if my car wasn’t damaged?
No, if your injuries were a result of the accident, the insurance company should pay your medical bills. Oftentimes insurance companies will look at the damage to the vehicle and try to make a connection between the damage and the injuries to be expected based on the damage. A lot of times small impact collisions will cause significant injuries, while we all have heard of people walking away from a major accident with only cuts and bruises.
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