Red Bluff, CA Personal Injury Law Firms & Lawyers

Generally, from the various parties you should, under the law, be able to recover your damages. As this is a contract action it is possible for one or the other party to potentially file bankruptcy. Beyond that, I am not in the business of second-guessing your current attorney but, for a fee, would examine the situation and give you a second opinion.

Yes, but be careful as to any "settlement" or agreement you sign as such could adversely affect your rights. See an attorney before signing or agreeing.

If this really is a MI crash, then your own vehicle insurer should have been paying all these crash related medical bills all along. If they have not been, they should be sued, but note you must have given them notice of the crash in writing within 1 year of the crash and need to sue asap as there is a 1 year back rule that precludes you getting bills that are older than 1 year paid. There can be certain "complications" to the above, such as coordinated medical coverage, deductibles, etc. You should have local counsel that regularly handles PIP cases as well as 3rd party cases relative to the claim against at fault parties. They can help sort out what your rights are, what claims you have, etc.