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A: There are several expenses that may be deducted from a personal injury settlement or award, including attorney’s fees, case costs, medical expenses, and health insurance liens. Your health insurance provider or Medicare may also have a subrogation right to be reimbursed for any medical expenses they paid on your behalf related to the accident. In addition, if you received any type of financial assistance or compensation for your injuries, such as disability benefits or workers’ compensation, those amounts may also be subject to reimbursement. It’s important to discuss the specifics of your
case with your attorney, as the exact expenses that will be deducted can vary depending on the circumstances of your case. At Warnock MacKinlay Law, we are committed to being transparent with our clients about all costs associated with their case, and we work hard to ensure that our clients receive the maximum compensation possible.
WHAT EXPENSES ARE DEDUCTED FROM THE AMOUNT RECOVERED IN MY CASE?
WHAT EXPENSES ARE DEDUCTED FROM THE AMOUNT RECOVERED IN MY CASE?
A: There are several expenses that may be deducted from a personal injury settlement or award, including attorney’s fees, case costs, medical expenses, and health insurance liens. Your health insurance provider or Medicare may also have a subrogation right to be reimbursed for any medical expenses they paid on your behalf related to the accident. In addition, if you received any type of financial assistance or compensation for your injuries, such as disability benefits or workers’ compensation, those amounts may also be subject to reimbursement. It’s important to discuss the specifics of your case with your attorney, as the exact expenses that will be deducted can vary depending on the circumstances of your case. At Warnock MacKinlay Law, we are committed to being transparent with our clients about all costs associated with their case, and we work hard to ensure that our clients receive the maximum compensation possible.