Since you have already hired an attorney, you need to discuss this with him or her, as he or she is the most knowledgeable about your particular case.

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Good luck!

Stop second guessing your attorney and discuss your case with your attorney.

I agree with the other responses. Your insurance rates will not increase by using your med-pay. Indeed, it will leave more money in your pocket at the end. Your attorney is representing you very well. Relax.

I agree with the prior answer. Talk to your lawyer but ultimately you should allow them to do the job you hired them to do.

Your med-pay claim has nothing to do with the fault. It is an available coverage and living it on the table is foolish. Your lawyer is doing the right thing. If you have doubts talk to your lawyer.

Take care,