While it may vary by location, 45% sounds hella high, unless there was some extensive p;retrial litigation before settlement. Usually (in my experience) you gather up the medical bills, maybe get a written consultative narrative report from a doctor, toss those at the insurance company, and negotiate a mutually tolerable number. There are other ways to go about it, but the proper approach varies from case, and the above is the commonest and simplest.
While it may vary by location, 45% sounds hella high, unless there was some extensive p;retrial litigation before settlement. Usually (in my experience) you gather up the medical bills, maybe get a written consultative narrative report from a doctor, toss those at the insurance company, and negotiate a mutually tolerable number, and -- if it's early enough in the proceedings -- the attorney takes like 33-1/3%. There are other ways to go about it, but the proper approach varies from case, and the above is the commonest and simplest.
No, let your insurance co. lawyers handle things. I hired an outside of my insurance co. lawyer and he did nothing for me beyond recover my rental car fees above what my insurance paid ( father of the girl who broadsided/ totaled my car said his insurance would cover any rental car I had. He was a liar). My insurance co. made sure my medical bills were paid and I got Blue Book value for the totaled car.That’s my experience.
I think we've heard more questions about Afghanistan in the past few days than we did over the past 20 years of WH briefings. It's like they really are going to miss it.
"The President will cut off Vlad's PornTube access."
A doctorate in physical chemistry, too!
Sometimes all it takes is a reason to keep going. Mazel tov!
Who the fuck is this dweeb asking about CRT?
While it may vary by location, 45% sounds hella high, unless there was some extensive p;retrial litigation before settlement. Usually (in my experience) you gather up the medical bills, maybe get a written consultative narrative report from a doctor, toss those at the insurance company, and negotiate a mutually tolerable number. There are other ways to go about it, but the proper approach varies from case, and the above is the commonest and simplest.
Fuck the corporations. Fuck them. Repeatedly, with a rusty unlubed chainsaw.
While it may vary by location, 45% sounds hella high, unless there was some extensive p;retrial litigation before settlement. Usually (in my experience) you gather up the medical bills, maybe get a written consultative narrative report from a doctor, toss those at the insurance company, and negotiate a mutually tolerable number, and -- if it's early enough in the proceedings -- the attorney takes like 33-1/3%. There are other ways to go about it, but the proper approach varies from case, and the above is the commonest and simplest.
No, let your insurance co. lawyers handle things. I hired an outside of my insurance co. lawyer and he did nothing for me beyond recover my rental car fees above what my insurance paid ( father of the girl who broadsided/ totaled my car said his insurance would cover any rental car I had. He was a liar). My insurance co. made sure my medical bills were paid and I got Blue Book value for the totaled car.That’s my experience.
Feckin' Disqus.
I think we've heard more questions about Afghanistan in the past few days than we did over the past 20 years of WH briefings. It's like they really are going to miss it.
And future (as well as present and past) pain and suffering.
It's jes' bidniss.
Joe Biden is not Dick Nixon. He has not imposed wage and price controls. STFU, dipshit.
Gas prices are up?
Panic.
But the Trump children working in the White House were just FINE.
[growls viciously]
Oh, dear, back to greatest hits of "Hunter! Hunter! Hunter!"