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Florida PIP Insurance Gives Crash Victims Power To Choose Own Doctors
www.cullen-law.com. Orlando car accident attorney Kim Michael Cullen discussed how Florida automobile accident victims are not limited by any kind of managed care list of doctors. Florida crash victims who have access to Personal Injury Protection benefits can select any doctor they want to use for medical care. Call 407-254-4901 with questions.
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- I was hit by a driver who had obviously been drinking. The police took him away from the accident scene in handcuffs. Is there anything different about how I should approach my case since I was hit by a drunk driver?
- I was involved in a car crash in Orlando. My neck and back hurt, and I'm starting to get some tingling and numbness in my hands and fingers. I think I need to see a doctor. Do I have to choose a doctor that is on the list I got from my employer when I signed up for insurance?