Q: Do I have a valid reason to sue the van drivers insurance?
I was involved in a car swipe accident. This is my first ever car accident involving a vehicle. The driver that hit my car works for Amazon as a delivery driver. They have tons of vans in my area.
So ever since the car accident, I am now having problems emotionally when I am driving near any Amazon vans. I feel scared that they might damage my car again.
Also when my car got hit by the van, that impact was very scary and I had flashbacks for the first three days.
The accident happened on 11/23/2019.
The Amazon van driver was found at fault by the police.
A:
If your doctor recommends PTS therapy, the doctor visit and therapy would be covered under 1st party benefits.
if you had any physical injuries--stiffness, pain, etc--tell your doctor so it's on the record.
You have a claim you can make but first get the medical rolling.
If you weren't at fault your rates won't be affected.
For PTS, check out EMDR. Google
Psychology Today, Therapist, EMDR, _________________(name of your town) PA
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