Q: I was in a car accident December 2015 and hurt really bad almost died went through physical ther and submitted my do and
and Records to the insurance company and they keep putting me off now and the deadline is coming up what should I do
A: Contact an personal injury attorney as soon as possible. You have two years from the date of your injury to file a lawsuit, or you will forever be barred from bringing a claim for damages. I would be happy to speak with you.
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A: If you had to undergo significant medical care after your accident, you would be well-served by talking to a qualified personal injury lawyer. You should not delay. Best of luck.
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A: Contact a member of CAOC--they give free consults, take cases on a contingent fee--you don't pay them up front, you only pay them if they get money for you, it's a percentage.
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Here's why you must contact an attorney: your health insurance has a claim for what they paid out. If you don't protect it it's on you!
Why not call a member of CAOC? They give free consults, take cases on a contingent fee--they only get paid if and when they get money for you. You've tried DIY and now it's time for Do It Properly.
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