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Howard C. Holtzendorf

  • 421 East Magnolia Street, Arcadia, FL 34265-2151

Carlton & Carlton Attorneys At Law, P.A.

  • 12687 S.W. County Rd. 769, Suite 4A, Arcadia, FL 34265-1940

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J. Cole Brewer, P.A.

  • 124 North Brevard Avenue, Arcadia, FL 34266

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Should I contact an attorney regarding personal injury and comparative negligence or just resolve it between the insurance company and myself?

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Answered by attorney Malosack Berjis-Myers (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Law Office of Malosack Berjis
I'm so sorry to hear about your injury. I am a firm believer and, many attorneys will agree with me on this that you should always have an attorney on your side when dealing with insurance companies (and their adjusters). It is amazing how differently they handle claims when dealing with an attorney, as opposed to an individual with no knowledge of their legal rights.
I'm so sorry to hear about your injury. I am a firm believer and, many attorneys will agree with me on this that you should always have an attorney on your side when dealing with insurance companies (and their adjusters). It is amazing how differently they handle claims when dealing with an attorney, as opposed to an individual with no knowledge of their legal rights.
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Can I sue for back pain in a car accident?

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Answered by attorney Steven Alan Fink (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Fink & Abraham LLP
Immediately go to a doctor and have pain checked. If you do not go you will not be able to prove damages. If Dr. finds pain related to accident you will be able to sue for damages.
Immediately go to a doctor and have pain checked. If you do not go you will not be able to prove damages. If Dr. finds pain related to accident you will be able to sue for damages.
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Who is liable if two kids are playing hockey in the yard and one kid is injured?

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Answered by attorney Travis S Prestwich (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Swanson Lathen Prestwich, PC
It probably is the case that the parents of the boy that was injured is responsible for the medical bill. You would have to show that the boy who hit the injured boy was negligent in some way for him or his parents to be responsible. That does not sound like the case here. However, most homeowners' policies have coverage for something called med-pay, which covers medical bills no matter who is at fault or even if no one is at fault. You should speak to the homeowner of the place where in the injury occurred and find out about their insurance coverage for this.
It probably is the case that the parents of the boy that was injured is responsible for the medical bill. You would have to show that the boy who hit the injured boy was negligent in some way for him or his parents to be responsible. That does not sound like the case here. However, most homeowners' policies have coverage for something called med-pay, which covers medical bills no matter who is at fault or even if no one is at fault. You should speak to the homeowner of the place where in the injury occurred and find out about their insurance coverage for this.
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