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I fell in the grocery store and slipped and fell i had to go to the hospital i was told i had a sprang knee 5 days later
i miscarried mt 13 week old child. the claim guy called me to settle by Tuesday i wouldn't know how much to settle. what is a the pay out for a accident like this that the insurance can pay
I would certainly discuss this issue with a TX personal injury lawyer.Insurance people always try to settle for as little as possible.There is no set rate because there are so many variables such as the woman has other children,or has none, or can have more, of can't etc etc.
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This is a serious case. You should be talking to a personal injury lawyer ASAP. You should call a lawyer. Many in your area will provide you a free consulation to discuss in more detail your circumstance. The phone call is a recommended way for you to explore more options you may have including whether more can be made about your position.
Good luck to you.
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