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When you’re in an accident and you are facing challenges you never expected, we are here to help. You deserve to have someone fighting on your side who can help you get the results you deserve. All of your injuries and damages deserve to be compensated for. Our Kansas injury lawyers are here to help you every step of the way.
We will work with you to build a strong case right away. We have the experience and resources to handle all legal aspects of your case. Your main focus should be on your health and well-being. Let us focus on building a strong case and using all of our resources to ensure you get the best results possible.
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Are you wondering If you need a minimum amount of medical bills to file a claim? Check out this video, then call our Kansas attorneys
Question:
Is there a minimum amount of medical bills needed to have a personal injury case?
Answer:
We were speaking to someone the other day and they asked if there was a minimum amount of medical bills that a person has to have for an injury case in Kansas. This person had a very serious injury, but they didn’t have a lot of medical bills. They lost a couple of fingers, so the medical bills that they had were pretty much limited to the immediate treatment at the emergency room and dealing with those amputated fingers, but the treatment that they received didn’t add up to a lot of medical bills and that’s a common issue.
In Kansas, there is a minimum threshold of $2,000 in medical bills that is required before you can pursue a personal injury claim. It is important to get the treatment that you need and go to the doctor and get the treatment that the doctor is recommending, so that you can pursue a claim under the laws in Kansas. If you have any questions about this, give us a call to discuss your case further.
Were you or a loved one severely injured in Kansas and have questions about needing a minimum amount of medical bills to file a claim? Contact our experienced Kansas personal injury lawyers today for a free consultation and case evaluation.
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