Legal Question in Personal Injury in California

Car Insurance Accident

The other party wants us to sign releases for medical treatment before treatment is finished...they have accepted (I have it in writing) all fault. Are they looking to quick settle? calculate loss..or both


Asked on 4/03/08, 10:14 pm

5 Answers from Attorneys

Ryan P. McClure The Law Offices of Ryan P. McClure

Re: Car Insurance Accident

Are you represented by a lawyer? You should be. It sounds like they are trying to settle the matter as quickly as possible.

You should contact a lawyer and discuss the matter ASAP.

Feel Free to contact my office.

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Answered on 6/11/08, 4:40 pm
ARMAN MOHEBAN LAW OFFICES OF ARMAN MOHEBAN

Re: Car Insurance Accident

Not necessarily. They want to evaluate extent of your injuries and if you had any prior injuries. If you need representation, feel free to call us at 213.388.7070.

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Answered on 6/11/08, 4:47 pm
Robert Mccoy Law Office Of Robert McCoy

Re: Car Insurance Accident

It is more likely they are looking for ways to limit their liability. My recommendation to you is to not release anything until you talk to a lawyer and have him review your medical records. They do not have an automatic right to review your confidential medical records. Normally, a lawyer would only give them the medical records related to the injury. If they want more than that, they would have to show how a medical record from an unrelated incident is relevant to this injury.

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Answered on 6/11/08, 6:38 pm
Mitchell Roth MW Roth, Professional Law Corporation

Re: Car Insurance Accident

Don't sign any releases until treatment is complete and your condition is known, and until you are satisfied with the amount of the settleement. Go to MWRothInjuryLaw.com and download my free special report, Secrets Insurance Companies Don't Want You to Know.

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Answered on 6/12/08, 12:37 pm
Robert L. Bennett Law offices of Robert L. Bennett

Re: Car Insurance Accident

See a local personal injury lawyer ASAP and do not sign anything or have further discussions without representation.

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Answered on 6/12/08, 12:43 pm


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