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Concentrating in personal injury and wrongful
death cases
Bicyclist Hit By CarQ: I was riding my bicycle on the right side of the street past some parked cars. Suddenly, a driver opened his door into me, causing me to fly off the bike and land on my head and chest. I broke some ribs and have a serious concussion. Who pays my bills? A: If you have automobile insurance, your own auto insurance company should pay your medical expenses (up to at least 1 year after the accident and at least $10,000) plus 70% of your lost wages (up to a maximum of $1,250/month) if you are disabled for 14 days or more. If you have no automobile insurance, your medical insurance should pay your medical bills. If you have no medical insurance, the car driver's insurance should pay your medical bills and 70% of your lost wages. You also have a claim against the person who caused the injury for all your medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering and any long-term problems you may have.
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