Can I file an injury claim against my auto insurance company.

If your automobile liability insurance policy includes coverage for medical payments or personal injury protection or a similar type of coverage, that coverage would be available to pay on your medical bills. Your car would be covered under any collision damage coverage which you may have purchased. You should read your policy's declarations page to determine what coverages you have.

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You may be able to file a claim against your insurance company, but without seeing the policy it is difficult to know for sure.

Additionally, there may be third party liability for this type of accident, depending on what road you were on, whether there was build up of water on the roadway that should not have been there, and how far the tree was from the roadway. You need to talk with a Georgia accident lawyer who can help you look at all of the factors surrounding the accident and help you determine if there are any additional parties with liability for your accident.

Please feel free to contact me to discuss this further if you would like more information.

Sincerely,
Haynes M. Studstill
www.studstillfirm.com


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