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California Injury Law: Medical Billing and Settlement Damages
Since the Hanif v. Housing Authority (1988) and Nishihama v. City and County of San Francisco (2001) cases have been decided, the insurance companies have successfully argued over and over that the personal injury claimants should not be entitled to … Continue reading
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When the insurance company offers to pay your medical expenses
It is not uncommon for the insurer of the driver at fault to send the injured party a letter denying liability, but at the same time offering or even encouraging the person who was hit by their insured to submit … Continue reading
A common mistake after being involved in an injury accident
I often receive calls from people who were just injured in an autoaccident, who are in pain, but who are also unwilling to go to the emergency room, as they areĀ concerned about the medical bills from the hospital, if … Continue reading