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What will auto insurance companies usually pay to settle a claim for two broken ribs personal injury?
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∙ 11y ago
No two auto claims are exactly alike and so no settlement is exactly alike. It will depend on all the factors and fault as to the accident. Who you are in relation to the policy and which policy is paying the claim. Are injuries long term or short term. What the physicians say about future treatment or disabilties from the injuries. There are too many factors to give you a number with any accuracy at all. Sorry.
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