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You can sue or file suit for any amount you want in Texas. The better question would be is there a limit to an insurance settlement in the United States. The answer is yes always. Every insurance policy home, life or auto has some type of limit/ceiling. In some states, there are penalties for not giving that insurance policy limit to a victim timely though. In Texas, every auto insurance policy issued has a minimum limit of at least $30,000. However, there are many options to get more than just one policy limit settlement and its best to speak with an attorney to discuss your options. In Oklahoma, Arkansas, Georgia, Ohio and Colorado, the minimum limit is $25,000.

Absolutely and you could have a very large policy to back you from Uber or Lyft. Give us a call and we can explain.

We represent Uber drivers and passengers in 11 states. Uber and Lyft both carry different policies in every state. However, most ride sharing policies are large and a passenger has up to three different settlement sources in an accident like this. Please give us a call so we can discuss the options.

We see this most often from two sources inflammation around the spine or a compressed nerve root around the spine. Both are serious and both require an immediate consultation with a MD and Chiropractor. Most of the time these complaints must be explored by getting a MRI. However, only a MD or Chiropractor can make that referral for the imaging.

911 calls, witness statements, photos of the accident, the police report and the body camera video of the reporting officers. We get these on most cases. Most firms do not because frankly most firms don't have as many attorneys as we do.

Call 911. Go to the ER. Take photos of the accident. Get the at fault drivers cell.

We file suit against everybody who can pay you!

It depends on your injuries. If you never go to the ER or see a doctor, you can't prove pain and suffering. The carrier would likely give $500 to go away. Go to a doctor, get a mri or xrays and complete physical therapy and the settlement could be Policy Limits if you hire the right attorney. The investigation and the medical work up determines the value of the case. Get the right attorney and your case can be a success.

Many doctors you see like your PCP will not see you if you tell them you were in an auto accident. However, you can see our doctor tomorrow at no upfront cost.

Some people never get better. A lot of people call us 3 weeks after an accident and still in pain. The good news is most people get better once they see our doctors.

Find out if you have personal injury protection or medical payments and call us.

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You won't if you call us first. The at fault insurance carrier should pay it but that's only when they find themselves at fault. An attorney should be able to get liability accepted within 5 days.

The at fault driver is definitely responsible but you may also be if you knew that driver was a bad driver.

Most of them across Texas do. If you take an Uber, I will reimburse you usually.

Never. Why should your health insurance be out of pocket or you have to pay a co-pay? We can send you to our doctors and pay nothing upfront starting tomorrow. If you use your health insurance, you will have to reimburse what they spend at the end of the settlement. Not using them will make the settlement process happen quicker.

Tomorrow!

After an accident or a fall, it is usually due to whiplash. I have handled over 100,000 insurance claims and injuries. I am not a medical doctor but time and time again our clients have these injuries. We immediately at no charge to our clients upfront, send our clients to a MD to see if a MRI is necessary. Generally, a MRI can not be ordered unless you are having radiating pain. These symptoms are signs of radiating pain. A MRI will tell the MD if you are having nerve root compression which is often the reason for the tingling sensation. If you are having this after an accident, call an attorney ASAP.

Every time! 80% of lost wages are paid and 20% taken out for taxes in Texas. In order to do right, you must have a doctor state on medical records that you need time off due to your injuries. If you don't, you are unlikely to get reimbursed lost wages. Sending your recent taxes or a lost wage form to the insurance company attached with your work release will likely get you paid. We handle this for every client who makes this claim.

In Texas, medical bills are included in your bodily injury settlement or release from an insurance carrier. You must submit them in an itemized format to the carrier with proper insurance coding. YOU CAN NOT SEND THEM YOUR EOB FROM YOUR HEALTH INSURANCE CARRIER. You also can't send them your ER discharge paperwork. We get all bills and records within 30 days of you ending treatment at a provider. Claimants who hire a law firm will generally get paid more and faster than when handling the claim themselves.

Insurance carriers use this language or "ROR" usually because their insured is not cooperating with them. It is used after 30 days of not being able to reach their insured about the facts of the accident. For example you get hit by a driver and he never returns the calls of Progressive Insurance (his carrier) to discuss what he was driving, when, where and how the accident happened, Progressive will claim a Reservation of Rights claiming they do not have to pay your property damage or injury claim until they speak to their insured. Essentially this is a loophole in insurance law. They know they are at fault but they don't have to pay ANYTHING! This weak action by an insurance carrier can be fixed by our law firm. Give a call and we will get the reservation of rights lifted.

Yes. We do not care what % anyone is at fault. This is a mechanism an insurance carrier created to make you believe you do not have a claim. Like every accident there is atleast two options for settlements in Texas for any party involved. Call us and let us see if one or both still apply. This is how we see it: If you are 25% at fault and you get $30,000 is it any different if you were 0% at fault and get $30,000?

You only have an injury claim if you have an injury. If you don't get medical treatment, there's no medical documentation to prove an injury. Some people can have lost wages without getting medical treatment so there is a way to get a smaller injury settlement if you have lost wages but no medical treatment. The key is if you have medical treatment that documents your injuries, we will submit that documentation when you MAKE A FULL RECOVERY to an at fault party to get an offer. Some people need treatment for 3 weeks and others for 6 months. We try to get an offer 30-45 days after you end treatment. Often our clients can't afford medical treatment so we set them up with doctors who generously agree to get paid at the end of the case. For most of Texas, Ohio, Georgia, Arizona, Michigan, Arkansas and Oklahoma these doctors can see our client's within 24-48 hours.

Yes but there is no state in the country that has a formula for this. It is merely a # that the insurance carrier or even a jury makes up. There is no such thing as two times X or four times Y to reach a # for P&S. It is important to make a "damage model" to express your pain and suffering plus economic damages. We do this in every case by a proper investigate into the facts of the accident and the injuries. Our doctors specialize in the mechanism that cause auto accident injuries and therefore can testify in their medical notes and at trial about your "pain and suffering" and the long term effects.

We practice in 7 different states and the statute of limitations varies greatly. It's best that you tell us the facts of the case and we explain. However, if you just want to file a claim with the insurance company that is slightly different. A claim should be filed immediately after ANY accident (AUTO OR FALL). This should be done by ATTORNEYS only. The reason is at the claims process the insurance carriers are asking a lot of questions that you think might not be important but they are. You should never tell them if you have health insurance or if you have prior injuries (even if not the same as your new injuries). You should never tell them how the accident happened as the POLICE REPORT should do that for you. Don't give them a reason to delay paying you for your vehicle or injuries. Let an attorney make the claims and investigate. Our very first letter to any insurance carrier or company is that we want to inspect their vehicle or premise within 48 hours.

Free Consultation and Free Representation if we fail to reach an injury settlement. We work on a contingency basis meaning we take nothing upfront and ONLY WHEN we reach a settlement we take a fee. There is no risk to you and you will see a doctor within 24-48 hours anywhere in the country.

Yes there are three options for a rental in most states. The insurance carriers are going to require that you have a proper driver's license and auto insurance otherwise they will just cut a check for the "cost" of a rental. Because we employee 15+ attorneys who investigate your case immediately to get liability accepted, we usually can get the at fault party to put you in a rental car by day 5. If you can't wait that long, you can pay for it yourself and get reimbursed either by us or the at fault insurance carrier. If you have rental insurance on your own auto insurance, you can pay your deductible and get into a rental within 24 hours. You will be reimbursed your deductible when the at fault insurance carrier accepts fault. Sometimes, we help with this as well.

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