Legal Question in Personal Injury in West Virginia

Define Occurence
My husband was in a near fatal car accident causing massive trauma and multiple, serious injuries. The driver who hit him also ran into another car after hitting my husband. The at fault driver has a flat 300,000 policy. The other victim was thankfully not seriously injured. The attorney and insurance company are treating this as one incident. I don't see how this can be. The driver struck my husband then struck another car. 2 cars, 2 accidents. We don't know what if anything my husband will be able to do after recovery, he was an iron worker. Why would anyone be entitled to a dime of my husbands money? If the other injured party wants to file a claim that should be seperate from my husbands claim shouldn't it? We are very confused, any help will be greatly appreciated.

Asked on 11/27/02, 1:36 am

Rodney Berry Berry, Kessler, Crutchfield and Taylor

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Re: Define Occurence

I believe that you make a good point. I assume that you are represented, and I suggest that you take it up with your attorney. Best of luck to you.

Answered on 11/27/02, 8:14 am

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