Do you have "full coverage" auto insurance?

Guest blog post by Seattle Injury Law

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Having handled thousands of car accident cases the most common thing that we hear from clients is that they have full coverage.  Unfortunately, full coverage is a blanked term used by insurance agents to make you think that you are getting the best deal compared to other carriers.  Full coverage should mean that there is ample coverage for everyone in your vehicle as well as the other vehicle in the collision.

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