• Motor Vehicle Accidents
• Personal Injury

What is a letter of protection used for?

 

A: Occasionally, people are lacking any health insurance coverage or their PIP benefits have been depleted.  When this occurs, medical facilities and doctors will usually accept a detailed "letter of protection" or medical lien which is a document that will allow the patient to continue their necessary treatment without having to pay for it until a later date.  Often, there is no reimbursement made until the patient reaches a full recovery. 

 

However, Hurt, Crosbie and May does advise our clients that if the case is not resolved favorably, a letter of protection on file does not exempt them from any legal responsibility for paying these bills.

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• What if the other driver, who caused the accident, has no insurance?
• Why are we using my insurance provider if the accident was not my fault and the other driver has decent insurance coverage?
• What is a letter of protection used for?

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