Getting PIP to Pay for Treatment

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    If you get into an accident and find out you have PIP, getting PIP to pay for your medical bills, wage loss, and loss of household services can be tough. Though you may have diligently paid your insurance premiums, when an accident happens insurance companies are sometimes quick to withhold money for necessary treatment. So how can you wade the […]

    Getting Treatment after an Accident

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    No matter what kind of accident you’ve been in, if you are hurt you need to seek treatment. Unfortunately, paying for that treatment can be a nightmare. Depending on your situation there may be several different options available to help pay for your treatment, but navigating who should pay can be difficult…. Who Should Pay First? L&I This only applies […]

    Underinsured (UIM) and Uninsured (UM) Motorist Coverage

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    Underinsured Motorist coverage (UIM) and Uninsured Motorist coverage (UM) are important to have in Washington State and are often interchangeable with insurance adjusters. UIM and UM coverage is just as important and essential to your auto insurance policy as Personal Injury Protection (PIP) is in providing adequate protection against any contingency. Similar to PIP, UIM/UM is not required to be on […]

    All about Personal Injury Protection (PIP)

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    Personal Injury Protection (PIP) pays for many important losses following a motor vehicle collision. In Washington, PIP is not required to be on your auto policy but it is highly recommended you get it. It will save you the headache of having to deal with the medical expenses and loss of income that might pile up after a collision. Who […]

    What NOT to do following an accident: Leaving the Scene

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    Say you are involved in a car accident, but a pretty small one.  No one seems to be injured, and each vehicle has only minor-appearing damage.  You’re safe to leave, right? Actually you’re not.  Whether the accident seems serious or not, you ALWAYS have to stop, check on the other person involved,  exchange insurance information and report it to law enforcement. […]