Legal Question in Insurance Law in California
I was in a car hydroplain and rollover accident my car was totaled . Can I file for bodily injury too? I Recived Cervical Strain -Whiplash.
2 Answers from Attorneys
Generally your car insurance will pay for property damage and injury to other persons. Your coverage most likely does not cover your health care costs. You may however file a lawsuit in the event that the hydroplane and crash was caused by another party's negligence. For example, depending upon what road you were traveling, you may have a claim against the city/county or state DOT for improperly maintaining the roadway/failure to warn. Either way you should have an attorney review the facts of your case asap as you may be dealing with a short statute of limitations issue. If you would like to discuss this with me, please feel free to contact me --I will be in the office this afternoon.
Regards,
Bryan
Bryan Becker
Becker Attorneys
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