FAQ

Automobile Accidents

• Who is going to pay my medical bills?
• How can I get my wages paid while I'm unable to work?
• What happens if I'm permanently injured?

Immediately after an automobile accident, we can help you get your medical bills and lost wages paid while you are recovering from your injuries. If you are permanently injured, then we can get you properly compensated for your injuries. If a fair settlement cannot be reached, then we can file a lawsuit for you against the appropriate parties and take your case before a jury to determine the proper amount of compensation.

Medical Malpractice

• Do I have a medical malpractice case?
• What are my rights against my doctor, the hospital or the medical clinic where I was injured due to medical mistakes?
• What procedures are involved to get my case resolved?

Medical malpractice cases are some of the most difficult cases to handle. We carefully review your medical charts with our own hired doctors and nurses to determine if you have a case. If you have a case, then we can file the proper pre-suit notice and if necessary, a lawsuit against the negligent medical providers involved. Ultimately your case is either settled for the proper amount, or taken before a jury to determine the issues of liability and amount of damages due to you.

Social Security Disability

• Does my injury or medical condition entitle me to disability benefits?
• How much am I entitled to?
• What procedures are involved to get my benefits started?

If your injury or medical condition is serious enough to cause you to be disabled from working for at least 12 straight months, then you may be entitled to Social Security Disability benefits. The amount will vary, depending on your prior employment history and prior wages earned. We gather all the necessary medical evidence to present to the Social Security Administration, and if necessary an Administrative Law Judge who will ultimately decide your entitlement to disability benefits.