When you suffer a severe injury, any number of things can happen—and usually, they happen at the same time. You can find yourself unable to work, and you can experience mounting medical and other bills. You can also run into issues receiving payments from the company where you experienced the injury or the insurance company …
If you’ve chosen to pursue a lawsuit, you should have a good sense of what you’re getting into from beginning to end. You should especially be aware of the steps involved in entering the final stages when the other side’s attorneys or insurance company make an offer on a settlement. While your attorney will handle …
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Accidents can happen, and unfortunately, they can happen to you, leaving you not just injured but in need of money and medical care. In some cases, you may be entitled to damages or compensation. But time is working against you, and you need to act and pursue your claim moments after the event to ensure …
Making money and raising funds are some of the biggest challenges of bringing forth a lawsuit, and they only become more difficult when medical malpractice is involved. A medical malpractice lawsuit can entail the plaintiff being unable to work or otherwise bring in money, and quite often, they can last for months or even years. …
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When you pursue a lawsuit, particularly a personal injury one, expenses are bound to pile up on top of the medical bills and everyday necessities. It can especially bite hard when you (or, if you’re an attorney, your client) are incapacitated and unable to work. In that event, it can be a wise decision to …
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When you file a lawsuit, you should go into the process knowing that even as you pursue a final settlement, you still have bills and other expenses to pay. This is especially true with personal injury lawsuits, wherein you may be unable to work while you recover and accrue mounting medical bills besides. But there’s …
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As we’ve covered before, emergency treatments are sometimes required, but a patient may be unable to pay. In cases like these, the hospital will always provide services but may also establish a medical lien for the patient if they’re uninsured or unable to pay. This means the provider gives care on credit and collects later …
The difference between pre-settlement and post-settlement funding is all in the name. Pre-settlement funds are received before a decision is made in a court case, while post-settlement funds come about only after the verdict is handed down. By far the biggest difference is that pre-settlement funds are calculated based on the projected amount of the …
A big concern—if not the biggest concern—of any personal injury lawsuit is money. Not just the settlement you and your lawyers are pursuing, but the costs of living and legal fees as well. If you’ve been injured to the point of finding it difficult to make things meet in the meantime, it might be time …
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If your outgo is more than your income, it might be time to reassess the ways your healthcare facility ensures its liquidity. Like any business, a healthcare facility needs ways to persist and provide quality service. This is best implemented by ensuring patients can pay their bills, that insurance companies don’t delay their payments, and …
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