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Susan Combs Speech

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Hi, my name is Susan Combs, and today we 're gonna talk about how to deal with insurance companies after an accident. Any time you have an accident, it could be just a earth shattering experience. I mean, it could be very upsetting and you might have medical bills associated with it, your car might be totaled, there 's a lot of things out there that you need to be aware of. But the thing is when you need to contact the insurance company is right away, because you don 't want to have any chance of them denying a claim. Sometimes people get caught up in the minutia of, you know, the cops being there or to be taken to the hospital and things like that. If you 're not in a coma, you typically need to report an accident to put in a claim within

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