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Rejected PIP in Washington: who pays after a crash
A short explainer on what happens when a Washington driver who rejected personal injury protection is hurt in a crash: health insurance, the at-fault driver's liability coverage, underinsured motorist coverage, and adding PIP back.
This short video is a summary of our explainer Rejected PIP in Washington? Who Pays Your Medical Bills After a Crash, which covers the details, the steps to take, and how auto insurance typically handles it.
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Rejected PIP in Washington and got hurt? Here's who pays. Insurers must offer PIP, but you can reject it in writing. Then your policy won't pay those no-fault benefits. Health insurance usually steps in. If the other driver caused the crash, their liability coverage can pay. Underinsured motorist coverage may help if that driver has too little insurance or none. Want PIP back? Ask your insurer in writing. Compare free quotes at autoinsurancebundle.pro.
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