Legal Question in Personal Injury in Missouri

Based upon the few facts you provided, you are liable to the Chiropractor for the bills of services actually performed. The bus company may be liable to you for recompense of those bills and for your pain a suffering. IT is unclear whether you had engaged the lawyer you called. if you did, they may not be able to just refuse to act any further without your permission. They may still be your attorneys. But, depending upon your agreement, they may be excused from incurring any more expenses in the representation of you. You said they advised you to go see a chiropractor, did you sign anything with the law firm? Did they send you any letters? or emails? Once engaged, a lawyer cannot always disengage without repercussions. If you saw a chiropractor twice a week for nearly three years, you've accumulated substantial medical bills. Unless there is an issue as to liability in the collision, or the propriety of some of the treatments, some attorney will take this case. If the chiropractor you saw was the one that the law firm told you to, they may have to keep your case, or assist with the bills. You should probably get second opinion from another civil practice attorney in your area. Take all the relevant documents and go see one.

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