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Filing an Insurance Claim Kevin was recently in a serious automobile accident caused by another driver failing to stop at a red light. Although in the immediate aftermath of the accident he felt relatively unharmed, he later discovered that the accident caused internal bleeding requiring extensive medical care. The other driver took complete responsibility for the accident, and the two drivers were able to exchange contact and insurance information before Kevin was taken to the hospital. Kevin's passenger, who was not injured, called Kevin's Insurance agent and filed a police report while still at the scene of the accident. A few months later, after being reimbursed for the damage to his car and an initial medical bill, Kevin signed a release accepting complete reimbursement from his and the other driver's Insurance companies. Which of the following statements regarding Kevin's situation are correct? Check all that apply. After filing the initial insurance claim, there is not much Kevin can do to ensure he collects fully on his loss. Kevin should not have signed the release until he was certain that no additional medical treatment would be required as a result of his injuries. Given that the other driver assumed full responsibility for the accident, there was no need to file a police report