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From wrist ORIF to tibial nails and shoulder repairs, crash-related fractures bring surgery, rehab and time off work—plus a higher-value claim if documented well.
Quick Answer: Call 911. Get medical care. Write down every detail. Your own UM coverage may help when the other driver flees.
Headaches, brain fog, light sensitivity and mood changes are red flags after a crash. Even a 'mild' TBI can be disabling without early care and documentation.
Quick Answer: Talk to your own insurer. You can wait to speak to the other driver's insurer until after you get legal advice.
Whiplash isn't 'just a sore neck.' It's a soft-tissue injury that can radiate into the shoulders and back, disrupt sleep and work, and linger for months without proper care.
Most injury claims in Kansas must be filed within 2 years. Evidence fades fast, so start early.
Kansas's no-fault system (PIP) gets bills paid first—then you pursue the at-fault driver for the rest. Here's how benefits, deadlines and liens work in Sedgwick County claims.
Quick Answer: PIP pays first. Health insurance may help next. The at-fault driver's insurer pays last, after proof of fault and damages.
Quick Answer: If you feel sore, miss work, or the other driver blames you, talk to a lawyer. In Kansas, you generally have 2 years to file an injury case. PIP pays first, but it may not cover everything.
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