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the life-

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sed on the seve

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cts of you

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The settlement p

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c

ccident. If you

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gency medic

l

ttention on-scene, you should still ensu

e th

t you’

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medic

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ofession

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fte

you

ccident,

s

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medic

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he

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settlement. M

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st

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docto

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fid

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ccident lye

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ho you

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you’ve te

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p

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c

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she

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ppy to help you unde

st

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Finding eli

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Ch

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tunity to m

ke the cl

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G ong>

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nies, docto

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p

ties th

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c

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settlement is to p

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thy pe

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ce of mind;

ouldn’t you feel

o

lds bette

kno

ing th

t somebody you c

n t

ust

ill help you fight fo

the compens

tion th

t you dese

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s f

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ck inju

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s esult of

c

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ny

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c

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