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Indemnify

To compensate for losses or damages. Examples: An insurance policy may indemnify a policy holder against losses like fire, theft, or property damage.

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  • $2,650,000: Vehicle Rollover Accident
  • $1,600,000: Car Rollover
  • $715,000 Auto Accident
  • $550,000: Motorcyclist Killed
  • $300,000: Recovery for a Shooting Victim
  • $161,000: Drivers collide at sharp curve in middle of roadway as cornfield obstructed view
  • $540,000: Truck/Train Collision
  • $850,000 Semi Truck Accident

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TS

It was comforting knowing that I had the Patterson Legal Group on my side while I was injured in a hit by a drunk driver. It was nice to be able to heal & recover & not have to worry about the legal part of the insurance company. Thank Patterson Group for all your help!

Constance O.

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