Will the other person's insurance company pay my medical bills up front?
In most situations, they will not. The other person's insurance will usually only pay your medical bills when the entire claim is settled at the end of the case.
Helping Georgia area residents with car accident, medical malpractice, and personal injury claims since 1991.
I met with Jason, as well as other attorneys, but I had such a great comfort level with Jason that I knew he was exactly the person I wanted representing me.
Theresa Dixon
My doctor bills were around $12,000 and the insurance company was only offering a $4,000 settlement, but Jason being a GREAT Attorney settled my case for $25,000. He also got my medical bills reduced to maximize the money I recieved. He always puts his client's best interests first. I highly recommend Jason Schultz PC for Auto Accident Cases.Donna WorleyKennesaw, Georgia
To anyone reading this testimonial (I'm the type to ALWAYS read reviews and testimonials before calling anybody), you're in good hands. If you decide to go with Jason, you won't regret it for even a moment. I was in a bad car accident in December 2009, and because of the horrible experience my husband had with his incompetent lawyer (from a four car collision he was in the year prior, which was NOT his fault), we KNEW that we had to be ultra selective about whom we chose.
And once again, Jason, from the bottom of my heart, thank you for everything you've done. Throughout this entire ordeal, you always felt like more of a good friend with sound legal advice, rather than some lawyer handling my case. You really do live up to the title, "Super Lawyer." Thanks for everything.
Sonia LiuDuluth, Gwinnett County, Georgia
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