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Originally Posted by Banshee
Do not sign or verbally agree to anything. Insurance companies are notorious for this behavior.
What is excessive medical care? Really! Depending on the coverage she has, the insurance company has an obligation to cover all associated medical care and they have to prove that what the chiropractor provided was excessive.
I would ask the insurance company why they believe the care is excessive.
Is this the offending party's insurance company she is dealing with? If so, you must play hardball with them. They try and berate and hardnose people and manipulate them into thinking they are getting a deal of a lifetime. If he caused the accident and caused $5k in damages and ongoing medical care cost $3500, I would expect my car to be made whole as well as my health regardless of the cost.
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Thanks Banshee, I don't think she has verbally agreed to anything either. That's what pisses me off!!! What's the purpose of insurance if they are "making" her pay?!?!? Both parties have the same insurance company, and yes she is dealing with the offending party's people. I think the "letter" she got was from my g/f's insurance people
Does anybody know the statute of limitations on a car accident claim for California? I think I'm just going to ask our lawyer to take her case if it's not too late.