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What is the name of your state? Louisiana
My son was involved in a motorcycle accident 10/16/03 and was hospitalized for 2 weeks. He was 18 at the time, and covered by his father's EPO policy. On November 13, 2003, he turned 19 and is not a full time student. Consequently the insurance company is saying their legal responsibility for his claims ended November 13, 2003 and they will not pay any bills incurred by him from that date forward regarding the October accident. His injuries were extensive and the doctors are saying 8-10 months of future rehabilitation and no work. Can the company just drop coverage on him on his 19th birthday and have no responsibility for on-going charges related to a covered accident??
There was no medical coverage under the motorcycle policy to cover any expenses, so the charges are being filed on the health policy only.
My son was involved in a motorcycle accident 10/16/03 and was hospitalized for 2 weeks. He was 18 at the time, and covered by his father's EPO policy. On November 13, 2003, he turned 19 and is not a full time student. Consequently the insurance company is saying their legal responsibility for his claims ended November 13, 2003 and they will not pay any bills incurred by him from that date forward regarding the October accident. His injuries were extensive and the doctors are saying 8-10 months of future rehabilitation and no work. Can the company just drop coverage on him on his 19th birthday and have no responsibility for on-going charges related to a covered accident??
There was no medical coverage under the motorcycle policy to cover any expenses, so the charges are being filed on the health policy only.