One of the questions we’re often asked is, should I sign a medical authorization for the insurance company? And generally, the answer is no if you are significantly injured and you’re going to hire a lawyer. Let them handle that.
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no comments One of the things I wanted to talk with you about today is the importance of calling the police if you are in a wreck. First of all, it documents what happens, so it no longer becomes as much about what he said or she said. You’ve got a neutral party that shows up and gets the facts fairly.
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no comments In this video we talk about how preexisting conditions or injuries might affect your case. This fact is often used by insurance companies to lessen or deny your claim.
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no comments A picture is worth a thousand words and seeing is believing when you’re injured by someone else. You don’t even have to talk. They just see it, case closed.
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no comments Health insurance versus automobile insurance following a car accident can be confusing. In South Carolina an injured person has several different insurance options that can help pay for injuries and related losses.
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no comments Many of the people who work that we represent that had been injured in a wreck want to know, will we get our lost wages from missing work. And the answer is yes, if you miss time from work because you are injured or for doctor’s appointments or anything else that’s related to the wreck, you’ll get compensated for that.
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no comments A lot of people want to know, when do I contact an injury lawyer to help me with my case, or at least ask some questions? It doesn’t hurt to call someone and ask questions immediately. We don’t charge for that.
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no comments After a car wreck the insurance company is likely to tell you not to hire a lawyer because you will get less money. The reality is they don’t care what you get. That’s just an untrue statement that they’re making.
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no comments So today’s question is if you do go it alone and you try to settle your own case, what questions should you ask an insurance adjuster?
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no comments The question that we like to answer a lot is, why is my friend’s case worth $200,000 when my case is only worth a $100,000?
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no comments If I’m in a wreck in South Carolina, have medical and I have no health insurance, who’s going to pay for it? How’s this going to get paid? How am I going to continue to get treatment?
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no comments A deposition is when you are giving testimony, or a witness, or someone else, who’s a part of this lawsuit, is giving testimony under oath with a court reporter in the room, and every word is being taken down.
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