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  • 103 Main Street, Cooperstown, NY 13326

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I was pregnant and in a car accident my attorney got $3,450 from the insurance company is this fair settlement or no?

Paul L. Whitfield
Answered by attorney Paul L. Whitfield (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Paul Whitfield and Associates P.A.
You have a small claim your claim is worth 3450 or somewhere close perhaps. You have to pay your lawyer (or do you think he does this for free?) you have to pay your medical bills. they are yours. Don't you think they need to be paid? Under the statute your lawyer could satisfy the LIENs and give you up to about 1000 but your bills would not be paid in full. And they might still pursue you for payment.the problem is that a small claim is a small claim and jurors are not giving large verdicts for small claims. a jury might give you less. Why don't you just trust that your lawyer knows what he is doing and that if he could get you more he would be paid more.
You have a small claim your claim is worth 3450 or somewhere close perhaps. You have to pay your lawyer (or do you think he does this for free?) you have to pay your medical bills. they are yours. Don't you think they need to be paid? Under the statute your lawyer could satisfy the LIENs and give you up to about 1000 but your bills would not be paid in full. And they might still pursue you for payment.the problem is that a small claim is a small claim and jurors are not giving large verdicts for small claims. a jury might give you less. Why don't you just trust that your lawyer knows what he is doing and that if he could get you more he would be paid more.
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Can I sue the hospital because they were supposed to take his tonsils out and during surgery decided not to?

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Answered by attorney Andrew Tyler Velonis (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Andrew T. Velonis, P.C.
No, this was a judgment call. They felt that the tonsils did not need to be removed at that time. Had it gone the other way, they might have been accused of performing uneccesary surgery.
No, this was a judgment call. They felt that the tonsils did not need to be removed at that time. Had it gone the other way, they might have been accused of performing uneccesary surgery.
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How can I find my account or anything?

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Answered by attorney Douglas Lee Bryan (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at The Bryan Law Firm L.L.C.
Assuming your settlement was for more than $10,000, when you turn 18 your parents (or whoever was appointed as your tutor) would be responsible for filing a final accounting. If they fail or refuse to do so, you can ask the court to force them to. If they've mishandled your money, you can sue them for that.
Assuming your settlement was for more than $10,000, when you turn 18 your parents (or whoever was appointed as your tutor) would be responsible for filing a final accounting. If they fail or refuse to do so, you can ask the court to force them to. If they've mishandled your money, you can sue them for that.
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