Question from a reader:
I recently had a traffic accident. While on my way to a lecture as critic A, I was in a taxi when I was rear-ended by another car. I sustained a cervical spine injury and was hospitalized for a month, and I am still receiving outpatient treatment. I paid about 1 million yen for medical and hospitalization
Question from a reader:
I am receiving public assistance, but I was charged 4,400 yen for a referral letter and for outpatient examination costs, which I paid. Is this basically considered out-of-pocket expenses?
Hello, today I would like to talk about a somewhat serious topic. One of the issues faced by those receiving public
Question from a reader:
I was involved in a 10:0 accident and have sustained a mild whiplash and injuries. I am currently visiting the hospital, but I have not yet paid for the treatment. In this case, will the money be transferred later?
Being involved in an accident can have a significant impact
Question from a reader:
In a traffic accident where the other party is 80% at fault and I am the only one injured, the other party’s insurance company suggested that I submit a medical certificate to the police and switch to a personal injury case. Should I switch to a personal injury case?
Traffic accidents are unfortunate
