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I was working abroad where I was a passenger in a road
traffic accident that was the fault of another driver who seems to have admitted responsibility. I work for a company via an employment agency. I have a few questions linked to this incident and would appreciate any advice anyone has to offer :-) I have received letters from the hospital over there, billing me for the emergency care I received immediately after the accident. Do you think I should pay for this now and then try to obtain a refund from the insurance company of the driver responsible or should I approach the company I work for to check if the travel insurance they should have taken out on me covers these costs? Also, could anyone recommend on the steps I need to take now to resolve this issue most effectively - this is all new to me as I have never been involved in a serious accident and never needed advice from a solicitior. |
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Yes check with the insurer first by all means.
WLD lawers in Europe could also become directly involved if need be. |
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