Did you know that if your injured in a car accident, Kentucky law provides you with $10,000 of insurance coverage to pay for your medical expenses and partial lost wages? Known as “PIP”, this coverage is mandatory and is meant to cover the first $10,000 in economic damages suffered due to injury. If you’re injured do not avoid treatment for fear you can’t pay. If needed, seek help immediately. Most medical providers are familiar with this coverage and will help you set up a claim for prompt payment of bills. You DO NOT need an attorney to receive this coverage. Avoid attorneys or medical providers that seek to entice you with promises of $10,000 if you’ve been injured in a car accident.
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Independence Day is right around the corner. It's a time for celebrating our county's independence with burgers and dogs, ice cream, games and, of course, fireworks. Children and adults love fireworks, and they can certainly add a "wow" factor to any celebration. However, it's important to remember that fireworks are explosives, and explosives can be dangerous.
#accidents #fireworks #Independence #safetyFireworks Celebration Independence Day is right around the corner. It's a time for celebrating our county's independence with burgers and dogs, ice cream,Does the boat you're riding in have insurance? Summer time means boating, but are you properly protected in the event of an accident? Kyaccidentinfo.com posted an article on boating insurance and why you need it. You can read it at bit.ly/2LkOdvo
Is Your Boat Insured? | Kentucky Accident Information
Buying boat insurance and the coverage you should select to protect you in the event of a boating accident.BRUTSCHER LAW OFFICE updated their website address.
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Lawyers, don’t forget Sunday is the deadline for CLE credits for the year. Make sure you get it done!
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