Silverthorne, CO Personal Injury Law Firms & Lawyers

No, if this is a liability or workers' compensation insurance company because you will be giving them permission to obtain all of your records, whether they are related to your injury or not. You can give them limited permission by indicating that they can obtain records from named medical providers only.

$80,000 would be too low IF liability is clearly against the defendant(s). Often, slip and fall cases aren't all too clear on the issue of liability, and so this issue must be factored in to the valuation on settlement. Because if the matter went to trial, and you lost the case (because the jury found the defendants weren't liable) then $80,000 would seem like a great settlement. However, if you could "look into a crystal ball" and know the jury would find the defendants liable (i.e. at fault) then (in my opinion) $80,000 would be too little. So, since I don't know how good (or not) the liability is against the defendant(s), I really can't say for sure. Please call if you would like to discuss this directly.

If you see a dr, let the manager know for they may have medical payments coverage which will pay your medical bills you don't have a claim large enough to merit a lawsuit and you probably couldn't prove why the floor was wert nor how long (which you need to prove to make a liability case) the claim is too small to be considered a liability case anyway.