Who Will Pay For My Physical Injuries And Personal Property Damage?
Under Massachusetts law, the at-fault liability insurance carrier of the driver(s) who caused the accident pays for your car damage and personal injuries. If you are at fault for the accident, your liability insurance will pay the other driver(s) for property damage and personal injuries up to your policy limits. Q: What If I Cannot Afford To Pay My Medical Bills? A. If you suffer injuries from a car accident, you will likely have medical bills from physicians, hospitals, physical therapists, and other health care providers. Under Massachusetts law, you are primarily responsible for paying your bills, regardless of the cause of your injuries. The at-fault person’s liability insurance carrier is responsible for paying you reasonable compensation for damages incurred, which includes medical bills, but the insurance carrier is not responsible for paying your doctors, hospitals, and other providers. Sometimes the amount the insurance company is willing or able to pay is far less than the a
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