The answer is "yes."
No-Fault, if filed in time allows you to have paid your medical expenses with your own car insurance. Your insurance will determine from its own investigation, the accident was the fault for the car. If they determine that the driver of the other car was responsible, they will try again from the other driver's insurance for the medical bills and expenses which they are paid on your behalf.
In New York,You have 30 days from the date of the accident in which a file is only entitled to. If you do not file this claim within 30 days, you need to contact your insurance pay for your medical expenses have. When you Sue ultimately the driver of the other cars, and more money for your medical expenses, your health insurance may be able to pay the money that they create, in your name for your medical expenses. This is known as a lien. Depending on the amount of money youfor your injuries that you or your lawyer may be able to relax, to negotiate and reduce the amount of money that health insurance must be paid back to your.
New York, one adult (person over 18 in) has three years from the date of the accident, their injuries to start a process within which the search for money to compensate them. The failure to file no-fault claim simply means that your medical expenses not covered by your carInsurance.
If you are on the losing side of the equation, where are you involved in an accident, make every attempt to file a no-fault accident claim within 30 days. Once you do this, you will have covered your Medicals up to a maximum of $ 50,000.
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