A: Some documents your lawyer may use to prove that your pain and suffering exist include: Medical bills. Medical records. Medical prognosis. Expert testimony. Pictures of your injuries. Psychiatric records.

A: The common method used to calculate a personal injury settlement amount is to add up your hard costs, then add one to five times that amount for your pain and suffering. The tricky part of calculating a fair settlement amount is including the full value of your special damages and justifying your general damages.

A: Keep in mind that if you reject a settlement offer that means you will likely force your case to go to trial. ... If you accept a settlement offer, it is guaranteed money. In most medical malpractice and accident cases a settlement is not taxable since it is not considered income.

A: In Broward and Pinellas county, you won’t be able to go back to your insurance company to get compensation for costs that pile up after the settlement has been decided. Since many insurance companies will try to force you to sign a car accident settlement as soon as possible, it’s better to contact us immediately after the accident to avoid losing your benefits. Medical experts in our network take care of everything, so you can focus on recovery and your life responsibilities.

A: We are an medical referral service. We provide total injury care through out our medical network services. They will not only manage your medical care, but they have the experience to thoroughly document your injuries and will cooperate with your attorney if you have one.