Do victims of a drunk driving accident qualify for assistance from the Crime Victims Compensation fund?

 

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Do victims of a drunk driving accident qualify for assistance from the Crime Victims Compensation fund?

Victims of drunk driving qualify for Crime Victim Compensation benefits if they suffered a bodily injury resulting from a “vehicular crime.” Typically any accident involving a drunk driver qualifies as a vehicular crime. The accident must have been reported to the police within one year and a claim must be filed for benefits within two years.

 

 

 

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