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Ford Exception Case Study

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In April 2006, I was injured in a four car pile-up car accident on the highway. I entered the highway during rush hour and was rear-ended in by someone driving the Ford Expedition. The impact from Ford Exception damaged the back bumper of my Toyota Camry. It appeared to be a minor vender bender, until a few days had passed. Unfortunately, I experienced extreme lower back injuries which restricted my activities of daily living. The insurance company sent me a letter requesting for me to receive an examination by one of their doctors. I could not believe the results from the insurance company doctor. The results from the insurance company physician were not accurate. As result, I did research and pursued legal actions. In the end, all acquired
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