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• JIMIN'S ATOMIC BOMB SHIRTA picture of Jimin wearing a T-shirt depicting the US atomic bombing of Japan, which killed hundreds of thousands of people, started being shared online.It caused anger among the Japanese who called it an insult. BTS apologised and postponed their appearance on TV Asahi's Music Station Show.• JUNGKOOK CAR ACCIDENTJungKook was involved in a minor car accident on November 2, 2019 while driving through Hannam in the Yongsan District of Seoul. Jungkook hit a taxi driver's car.Jungkook has admitted to his fault in the incident and the settlement was made with the driver.The police has not closed this case yet so BigHit cannot reveal the exact details.Jeon JungKook and the driver were both taken to the hospital where they were treated for minor bruises.• JUNGKOOK TATTOO SHOP SCANDALPictures were shared online of JungKook in a tattoo shop. A tattooist Lee Mijoo was rumoured to be dating JungKook. BigHit denied the suspicions immediately.Apparently JungKook's hand tattoo involved letters ‘M' and ‘J' which caused the dating rumour to resurface. But it's confirmed that JungKook is not dating and they are just friends.• JIMIN & CLUBBINGClips were released of JiMin being spotted at a club in Paris spending time with girls.Fans argued that JiMin may have been present during the ‘pub' hours of the place while others believe looking upon the circumstances in the video that Jimin was clubbing with girls.No official statements were released.• BIGHIT MANAGER BEING ABUSIVE TOWARDS JUNGKOOKIn a video BTS manager was seen raising his hands against JungKook. Fans said the gesture was very threatening and the fact that JungKook flinched revealed that there may have been precious cases of physical abuse.The manager has been fired from his job.

I would agree with Mr. Munson regarding the SHOULD and MAY.When you agree to settlement on a claim, you typically sign a statement that the claim has been paid in full and you "release" the company from further payment.My first step would be to call the insurance company (or agency) and ask that the file be reopened for what is called "supplemental" claim. You would then need to present them with documentation/information for the additional/undiscovered damage.If you run into road blocks with that effort, a letter from an attorney presented to the insurance company explaining their lack of duty to discern the scope of the original claim may provide enough leverage to cause the company to open it back up.EDIT 1-21-16:I would also agree with Mr. Martire that a claim for "diminished value" is likely to yeild no result. The tact that may provide benefit (as mentioned above) is persuading the company to reopen the claim because of supplemental payment for additional/undiscovered damage.Leverage you have includes:A letter from an attorney (already mentioned) as well as aComplaint to the insurance department (or similar government authority) serving your area.Best of luck!

Not sure I agree with the premise. Health insurance and Medicaid get billed all the time after car accidents. In Florida, where I practice, we have “no-fault” insurance, but that only covers 80% of medical bills up to 10k. Health insurance can be used to pay the 20% and all medical bills after 10K.The at-fault car insurance company typically doesn’t pay as you incur bills - they want to settle all at once.Sometimes, the injured party will be offered a quick settlement before or in the middle of treatment. This is almost always a bad idea because you sign a release before you get dollar 1 (so if it winds up being insufficient, you’re out of luck).More often, the settlement is offered at the end of medical treatment. Health insurance, then, is very useful to get treatment before the case settles. The at-fault car insurance will be asked to pay back the health insurance company for the amount health insurance or Medicaid paid out. This is a process known as subrogation. It’s usually bundled into the settlement (or at least it should be done that way by your injury lawyer). E.g. the at fault auto policy pays you $50,000 on a case they otherwise have valuated at $40,000 because they known your health insurance paid $10,000 for treatment related to the car accident their insured caused …..knowing that you will have to pay back your health insurance company for medical bills it paid related to the subject auto accident.For those who do not have health insurance, a letter of protection may be needed.