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Is the Tri-Cities a safe place to drive?

The Tri-Cities (Kennewick, Pasco, & Richland, Washington) is one of the safest places to drive in the country.

By Brian Anderson, 11 years2 years ago

Do I have to reimburse my health insurance even though the injury was not my fault?

Whether or not you have to reimburse your health insurance depends largely on whether or not your insurance is governed by state or federal law.

By Brian Anderson, 12 years4 years ago

What is the value of my claim?

Valuing a claim is a complex process. Many insurance companies use a software program named Colossus to help them determine the value of your claim.

By Brian Anderson, 12 years4 years ago

An uninsured driver caused an accident that injured me and my spouse. What should I do?

When the at-fault party is uninsured, you have the option to file a civil lawsuit against their personal assets or file a claim with the crime victims compensation fund.

By Brian Anderson, 12 years4 years ago

Can I make a claim for personal injury if I am not a U.S. citizen?

If you were injured in the U.S., you may make a claim in the U.S. regardless of legal status.

By Brian Anderson, 12 years4 years ago

How is my lawyer paid? What if I cannot afford a lawyer?

In a personal injury lawsuit, your attorney will be paid a percentage of your recovery.
"No Recovery No Fee"….
By Brian Anderson, 13 years4 years ago

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