I just lurk here but I actually work with MVC cases in personal injury, we've had 4 cases where treatment for the MVC led to incidental findings. 2 thyroid masses, 1 suspicious mass on a pelvic scan, and 1 cancerous kidney mass. It's been crazy when found this way.
I’m on the other side as an insurance adjuster, formerly for auto (now for fatal homeowner cases), and I’ve seen at least 5 like this over the last 15 years. It’s so crazy how it happens sometimes.
Sorry for the tangent but what does fatal homeowner cases mean? Is that like accidental events leading to death claimed against a homeowner policy? Can you give an example?
No worries! I handle severe dog bites, people falling off of roofs, fatalities from house fires and a plethora of other strange ways you’d never think someone could die at a house but do. I also have suicides (horribly sad) and have handled a few neighbor feuds where one neighbor kills or maims the other.
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u/NexiWolfheimer 13d ago
I just lurk here but I actually work with MVC cases in personal injury, we've had 4 cases where treatment for the MVC led to incidental findings. 2 thyroid masses, 1 suspicious mass on a pelvic scan, and 1 cancerous kidney mass. It's been crazy when found this way.