Two East Aurora High Students Stabbed In Fight Near School
During the fight at least one student took out a knife and stabbed two other students.
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During the fight at least one student took out a knife and stabbed two other students.
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I was rear-ended and the other driver was issued a ticket. I was injured, I immediately felt pain in my neck and down my right arm. Since the accident I have had surgery, physical therapy, and currently take medication for pain and stiffness. The doctors I have seen all say the accident didn't cause my condition, rather the accident aggravated it. I did not know I had any condition until I was rear-ended. The other driver's insurance is minimal, and will not be enough to cover my medical bills. I have a good underinsured motorist policy, but my insurance is denying me those benefits claiming I had a pre-existing condition. What can I do?
