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Medical Payments Before Your Case Is Settled
While your case is pending against the insurance company of the person who caused your injury, we try to arrange to have your medical bills paid by your own insurance company. This could be from the medical payments provision of your automobile insurance policy, your health insurance policy, or, if applicable, worker's compensation insurance. Please be sure that all medical bills related to your injury are sent to our office so that we may forward them to the appropriate insurance company.
Keep Detailed Records
Please be sure to record the following:
Lost work time and wages.
Other expenses resulting from your injuries, i.e., transportation, home care, etc.
Pain and suffering.
Your physical limitations.
Other expenses resulting from your injuries, i.e., transportation, home care, etc.
Pain and suffering.
Your physical limitations.
It is important to make your entries on an ongoing basis. A summary at the end of each month will not be as helpful to us. Copies of checks and receipts of payment, as well as the above records, will be very helpful when the insurance company or an attorney asks you to recall your pain, physical disabilities, and any out-of-pocket expenses including medication.
