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"Do I need a doctor to prove the personal injury case?"
This depends on the type of personal injury claim and the type of damage. However in the vast majority of cases physicians are helpful and in most cases are required to prove causation and damages. Feel free to contact my office for a free consultation.
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"Is it possible to increase the amount of compensation when I already filed?"
It depends on what type of compensation are you talking about. You need to contact an experiences personal injury lawyer. Feel free to call my office for a free consultation.
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"Do I have to negotiate a personal injury settlement price with the company? Can we do this out of court?"
This depends on the specific facts and circumstances of your case. You should not attempt to negotiate or settle an injury claim without the assistance of an experienced personal injury lawyer. There may be lien and tax implications for settlement. Failure to properly negotiate can lead to disastrous results.
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"Can I sue the insurance company instead of the company?"
Who is sued depends on the facts and type of case. If you are suing for negligence then an individual or entity is usually sued. If you are suing for insurance benefits then the insurance company is usually sued. Call my office for a free consultation. 1-855-343-1500
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