Sandersville, GA Personal Injury Law Firms & Lawyers

In Michigan you collect wage loss, medical expenses and replacement services from your own motor vehicle insurer, even when a crash is not your fault (hence the term No Fault Insurance). You also have any collision damage paid for by your insurer. Your only possible claims vs. the other vehicle owner/driver are for mini-tort if you have to pay a collision deductible and for liability payments if you prove you have a serious impairment of a body function as a result of the other owner/drivers negligence in causing a crash and your injuries. It should not matter whether you have a correct policy # for an insured, just the name of the insured, the vehicle involved and proof of negligence (typically supplying a Police Report should suffice on all these points). If the insurer won't respond to you, hire counsel.

If you are filing in Georgia, except in a few rare circumstances, you are not permitted to name an insurance company in the style (heading) of the lawsuit. For example, if Bob Jones is suing John Smith for causing an automobile wreck and Mr. Jones is insured by ABC Ins. Co. and Mr. Smith is insured by XYZ Ins. Co., the style of the case will read: Bob Jones. Plaintiff, v. John Smith. Defendant. ABC Ins. Co and XYZ Ins. Co. will not be mentioned in the style of the case. Despite this, to the extent of available insurance coverage, XYZ Ins. Co. will cover Mr. Smith.

No, he cannot write a narrative report because that might come within the purview of "practicing medicine" which he is no longer allowed to do. Your recourse is to obtain all of your records (you are entitled to them) and find a new doctor.