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7/2/2010
Mike Schafer
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Did You Say Full Coverage?

I was interviewing a new client today that I asked "What kind of insurance did you have on your car?" I got the answer I get almost all the time: "I have full coverage!" The term full coverage means different things to different people. As I personal injury attorney and a Kentucky car accident lawyer I hear full coverage and think that the person had every type of car insurance available in Kentucky with very high limits. An insurance agent may think that it is the coverage he can sell and make the most profit. As a car accident victim you would think it was anything that would fully compensate you for your injuries from an automobile accident. What do you think full coverage is? Check out my latest blog at TheKentuckyAccidentAttorney.com "Does Full Coverage Really Mean Full Coverage?"



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