Normally, when a client meets with an attorney for the first time, many of these factors are unknown. Thus, the true value of a case does not become clear until the attorney has had the opportunity to investigate and find out the answers to some of the above questions. This process takes time, and thus, most cases are generally not settled right away.

If you have auto insurance and you are in an auto accident, your insurance company will pay your medical bills and a portion of your wages up to a certain point if you have PIP coverage. The amount it pays depends on the coverage you have under your policy. In Texas, the typical policy provides for $2,500. Your PIP coverage, however, pays only a portion of your wage loss and medical expenses. See similar questions...

It is not recommended that you make any type of benefit payments to an injured employee. By doing so, this could result in the injured employee receiving "double" payments and medical providers receiving more than required by the RI Fee Schedule. See similar questions...

You should contact an attorney to represent you to review your case and determine if you can recover your out-of-pocket expenses as well as for your pain and suffering. See similar questions...

Under New York State law your lost wages and medical expenses will be paid by the insurance company of the automobile that you're in at the time of the accident. This is regardless of whose fault the accident is. You'll often hear this referred to as no-fault insurance. See similar questions...

A.Yes! In most cases, if you need financial assistance, your living expenses or other costs that are related to the pregnancy can be paid by the adoptive parents. In addition you may be eligible to receive public assistance or insurance benefits These expenses are subject to review by the adoption judge before the adoption is finalized and may be limited by the laws in your state. Our Adoption Counselors will help you develop a budget and make sure you comply with the laws in your state. See similar questions...

Black River Memorial Hospital does not staff a radiologist or pathologist. These services are contracted through Gundersen Lutheran and Sacred Heart. Black River Memorial Hospital is contracted to bill for radiology services for most patients; however, if you have Medicare, Medicaid, or other federally-funded plan (i.e., TriCare/Champus), you will likely receive a bill from Gundersen Lutheran Radiologists. See similar questions...

You are responsible for the Pacifica Endeavors' monthly management fees and Google charges for click-throughs on your ads (both of which are charged directly to your credit or debit card). See similar questions...

time of application, you will be required to pay for your appraisal and credit report, of which you will be given a credit toward your closing costs at time of closing your residential mortgage loan. Your appraisal is yours to keep and is valuable to have because it provides you with a comparison to other homes in your neighborhood. The home appraisal will cost between $225 and $350 dollars. You will receive a copy of your appraisal at time of closing. See similar questions...

We may be able to help you through the Senior Health Insurance Program and the Senior Information and Assistance Program. These programs provide information on services available to adults 60 and over, and how to contact the services. These programs also provide special help for those requiring assistance. Call 410.996.5295 for more information. See similar questions...

The quick answer is yes...if a jury sides in your favor, and a jury believes that you paid money out of your own pocket for your medical bills that were not repaid or reimbursed by another source like health insurance. See similar questions...

The Appeals Commission will provide a worker with a Wage Loss Form that must be completed and sent to the WCB. Where appropriate, the WCB case manager will authorize reimbursement for wage loss and meals, kilometers traveled, etc., for the worker to attend the appeal hearing. Payment of travel expenses and other related costs are made in an amount consistent with the Workers' Compensation Board schedule in effect at the time. See similar questions...