FAQ'S

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: Is it OK to discuss my case with family and friends?

    A: It is important not to talk to anyone outside of your family about your case unless your attorney from Fatall Law Firm is present. If you get a phone call about your case, ask for identification and notify us. Do not talk to any insurance company, and notify us if your insurance company calls you. Also do not talk to any type of agent, attorney, or investigator without first notifying us.

  • Q: What is the most important thing for me to do after my injury?

    A: See your doctor as soon as possible and follow his or her orders. You should also stay in touch with your doctor regularly to maintain appointments. If you have to cancel, notify your doctor as soon as possible. The words “no show” on a doctor’s record sheet can be used against you at the time of a settlement or trial. Also, regularly attend physical therapy sessions, follow your doctor’s orders on medications, physical therapy, exercises, or limitations of activities. Failure to follow your doctor’s advice can be used against you when it’s time to settle or litigate your case. Lastly, Keep accurate records of time missed from work due to your accident.

  • Q: How do I pay my medical bills?

    A: A Fatal Firm attorney will discuss your medical bills in detail and how you can make payments. If there is no insurance coverage, you and your Fatall Law Firm lawyer will hold bills to be paid at a later date if you obtain compensation on your claim: whether it’s through settlement or a verdict at trial. Depending on the nature of your case, your medical bills may be covered in any of the following ways:


    • Health insurance from your employer or obtained from a spouse or parent
    • Medical payments insurance coverage from your vehicle policy
    • Worker's compensation insurance
    • Personal injury protection
    • Personal funds if you're not insured
  • Q: Will the doctors, hospitals, and other medical facilities wait for payment if I am unable to pay my bills?

    A: In most cases where there is no immediate method to pay medical bills. Doctors, hospitals, and facilities will wait to be paid for their services until the case is resolved by way of settlement or verdict in court. It is important to inform your medical providers to contact Fatall Law Firm if you have no insurance or financial means to pay medical bills.

  • Q: How does Fatall Law Firm make sure that the doctors and medical facilities get paid?

    A: Most lawyers have a policy of withholding money from the settlement or court verdict to pay doctors and medical facilities. It is important that you make your lawyer aware of all medical providers.

  • Q: Why won’t the insurance company for the person or company who caused my injuries automatically pay my medical bills?

    A: Most insurance companies want to conclude or settle the claim with a single payment after receiving a demand letter from your attorney rather than pay a large sum of money on medical bills and defend a lawsuit.

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