When it comes to personal injury lawsuits, it’s important to understand the difference between settlement value and trial value. These terms refer to different ways of estimating what your case might be worth—either through pre-trial negotiations or a full courtroom…
By far, the biggest risk with handling your case on your own is a lack of familiarity with medical billing. At least once a month, we have a case where the medical bills exceed the amount of available insurance policy…
There is so much stress after an injury accident. Most victims are not only trying to heal but figure out how to stay employed, pay medical bills (no, the at-fault isn’t paying bills during your treatment time!), and trying to…
Documenting an injury after a car accident is critical for both medical and legal purposes. Initially, some injuries may not present themselves or be obvious to a non-medical professional. Depending on the severity of the accident, you may want to…
Medical Care In serious injury accidents, where the driver is taken in an ambulance, there is no choice as to whether you will have medical bills. They are coming! There will be an ambulance bill, ER facility bill, ER doctor…
Attorney Jennifer Witt discussing how medical insurance payments factor into increasing the value of your personal injury case. Make sure you understand how Personal Injury Protection can absorb some of those bills and how medical care gets paid while waiting…
Putting Your Car Crash In The Rearview Mirror We all make mistakes but not all mistakes are accidents. Law firms and insurance companies typically refer to your trauma as a motor vehicle accident. However, it doesn’t really feel like an…
