Legal Question in Personal Injury in New York

Re: legal obligation of attorney

You have the right to change your attorney if you are not happy with your current lawyer. This is a very important matter and you should fully trust and feel comfortable with your attorney, who you retain to represent your interests. With respect to the no-fault denial, you can seek to arbitrate the denial in an effort to reinstate the benefits. My firm handles these types of cases and I would be happy to discuss this further with you and explain all of your options. Please feel free to contact me at your earliest convenience.

Re: legal obligation of attorney

Technically he is not under an obligation to inform you of the IMEs. The no fault insurer should have sent you a notice for the rescheduled date. Speak to your doctor's office about arbitrating future bills against the no fault company.

However, he is not acting in your best interests if he failed to advise you. In my experience, all P.I. attorneys advise their clients of IME dates.

You can change attorneys anytime you like. Feel free to contact me to further discuss these issues.

Re: legal obligation of attorney

Please feel free to contact me as there may be ways to get you treatment. We handle lots of motor vehicle cases and numerous local offices for our client's ease. Please look at our web site.