Sometimes, a plaintiff in a personal injury case finds that the compensation he or she receives is not enough to cover what they owe the insurance company while still leaving enough to cover their other losses. There is a common law called the Made Whole doctrine that exists to help plaintiffs in this position. The doctrine sates that the plaintiff only has to pay the insurance company if the compensation awarded exceeds the amount of losses.
Ask personal injury attorney Jason Shultz in Peachtree City about this doctrine as well as any other questions you may have regarding your personal injury case, health insurance and/or personal injury settlements.
