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TwitterFacebookGoogle+LinkedinPrintEmailIf you haven’t been involved in a car accident in recent years, you may not be aware of how principal injury protection affects how you proceed with medical treatment after a wreck. Personal injury protection1, or PIP, sets u 
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The age-old adage “hindsight is 20/20” tends to hold true in life as well as in personal injury cases. Oftentimes clients tell me they wish they would have known the significance of taking certain action after being the victim of...
Matthew A. Dolman's insight:
I constantly encounter situations where a person is the victim of a car crash in the morning and a mere hour later is receiving numerous phone calls from the insurance company requesting a recorded statement. Navigating conversations with the at-fault party’s insurance company and even your own insurance company can be complicated and overwhelming. That is why speaking with an attorney as soon as possible after suffering any type of personal injury is imperative. There are also several critical pieces of information that you should remember when pursuing your claim to maximize your recovery. (click on this article to learn more)
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If you haven’t been involved in a car accident in recent years, you may not be aware of how principal injury protection affects how you proceed with medical treatment after a wreck. Personal injury protection, or PIP, sets up a strict timeline and procedure for how people injured in an accident can use PIP benefits, which can be up to $10,000. PIP can be difficult to figure out, so if you need guidance in this area of law, contact the Clearwater, Florida personal injury attorneys at the Dolman Law Firm.
(click on this article to learn more)
https://www.dolmanlaw.com/legal-services/personal-injury-attorneys/pip/