Involved in a Semi-Truck Collision While Six Months Pregnant
I was involved in an accident where a semi-truck hit me while I was six months pregnant. The truck driver was cited for following too closely. Even though my baby was unborn at the time of the accident, can I still file a claim on their behalf? I’m planning to represent myself as I have what are considered soft tissue injuries.
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I’m really sorry to hear about your accident, and I hope you and your baby are doing well. In many jurisdictions, if a pregnant person is injured in an accident, they can file a claim on behalf of their unborn child, especially if the accident results in medical expenses or any harm to the child.
It’s important to gather all your medical documentation to support your claim, showing how the accident has affected both you and your unborn baby. You may want to consult with a personal injury attorney who specializes in accidents involving pregnant individuals to help you understand your rights better and navigate the legal process effectively.
Also, be mindful of any deadlines for filing claims in your state, as these can vary. You’ve got this, and I hope you get the compensation you deserve to cover any medical expenses and support you may need!