27
March
2023
A: Generally, it is not recommended to settle your case before finishing your medical treatment or having a full understanding of your injuries. Insurance companies will often try to pressure you into settling quickly and for the least amount of money possible, which could result in you giving up thousands of dollars in compensation. In...
27
March
2023
A: We completely understand that paying medical bills can be stressful, especially when you’re already dealing with the aftermath of an accident. Unfortunately, until your case is resolved, it will be your responsibility to pay for any medical bills you may have. We recommend making minimum payments to avoid having your bills sent to collections....
27
March
2023
A: Yes, it is important to keep track of your medical care and lost income following an accident. Keep a diary of your symptoms or anything that hurts, no matter how minor, and make sure your doctor records it in your chart. This can help prevent any issues with minor injuries getting worse and not...
27
March
2023
A: It’s important to keep track of all damages you have suffered as a result of the accident. This includes medical bills, lost wages, property damage, and any other expenses related to the accident. Keep receipts, bills, and other documentation related to your expenses. This will help your attorney to accurately calculate your damages and...
27
March
2023
A: In Arizona, there are various types of compensation that you may be eligible for, depending on the circumstances of your case. Some of the compensable damages may include past and future medical expenses, lost income both past and future, pain and suffering, loss of enjoyment of life, permanent disability, scarring, mental and emotional distress,...
27
March
2023
A: No, it’s never a good idea to post anything about your accident or injuries on social media. Insurance companies are known to investigate personal injury claims by searching through social media accounts like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Yelp. Even if your posts are set to “private,” insurance companies can still find ways to access...
27
March
2023
A: No, it is generally not recommended to speak to anyone about the details of your accident or injuries, especially representatives from the other party’s insurance company, unless you have legal representation. This is because insurance companies have skilled adjusters and negotiators who may try to trick you into giving recorded statements, medical authorizations, or...
27
March
2023
Q: WILL IT HURT MY CASE IF I STOP MEDICAL TREATMENT, MISS APPOINTMENTS, OR DO NOT FOLLOW MY DOCTOR’S RECOMMENDATIONS? A: Yes, it can hurt your case if you stop treatment, miss appointments, or do not follow your doctor’s instructions. It is important to follow ALL of your doctors’ instructions, see them as often as...
25
March
2023
Q: SHOULD I SEE A DOCTOR? A: Yes. Always get medical treatment immediately following an accident. It can only help your case. Be sure to explain any pain or discomfort to your doctor. Some injury symptoms may not appear immediately following an accident. If you wait to get treatment, insurance companies will argue that your...
25
March
2023
A: If you are involved in an accident, it is important to follow these steps: 1. Stay at the scene and call emergency services.2. Take photographs to document the scene and vehicles.3. Obtain the other driver’s license plate number, driver’s license information, and insurance information without discussing fault or apologizing.4. Only provide factual information to responding...
