Just yesterday I got rear ended on a local highway 
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I was hoping to get some advice on how to deal with it. Cops were called, a firetruck, ambulance, and 3 police cars came, insurance was exchanged, all that jazz, and I'm pretty sure I was not at fault because I didn't get a ticket, but my question was on personal injury. When I got out of the car I didn't feel sore or anything, just a little ticked that it happened with plenty of adrenaline to spare. But when I went to bed that night, my lower back began throbbing to the point it took me two and a half hours to fall asleep. So I guess my question is: should I try to get the insurance company to pay for an MRI or visit to the chiropractor?
Hopefully JohnT or someone with legal/insurance experience sees this post.

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http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b52/dpsaves/DSC_1357.jpg
I was hoping to get some advice on how to deal with it. Cops were called, a firetruck, ambulance, and 3 police cars came, insurance was exchanged, all that jazz, and I'm pretty sure I was not at fault because I didn't get a ticket, but my question was on personal injury. When I got out of the car I didn't feel sore or anything, just a little ticked that it happened with plenty of adrenaline to spare. But when I went to bed that night, my lower back began throbbing to the point it took me two and a half hours to fall asleep. So I guess my question is: should I try to get the insurance company to pay for an MRI or visit to the chiropractor?
Hopefully JohnT or someone with legal/insurance experience sees this post.













