Generally, you are required to see the workers’ comp doctor chosen by the insurance company. This is referred to as the “chain of referral.” Normally, the injured party does not… CONTINUE
Is there a limit as to what I can receive from workers compensation?
Different parties will have different strategies to obtain the most workers’ comp benefits. However, under any circumstance, one cannot obtain double the benefit for the same occurrence. For example, if… CONTINUE
What is the difference between a lump sum payment and an annuity payment?
A lump sum payment is a single payment of benefits. If you accept a permanent disability award as a single payment, the lump sum payment will generally be calculated based… CONTINUE
Payment of damages to Idaho injury victims
Q: If I am injured in a car accident in Idaho and receive damages to compensate me for my injuries, how is that money paid out? Usually an award of… CONTINUE
Talking to the other driver’s insurance company after you’ve been injured in a car accident.
If you’ve been injured in a car accident and the insurance company wants to talk to you about it, do not do so before you talk to an attorney. But… CONTINUE
What types of damages are there in an Idaho car accident lawsuit?
When someone is physically injured in a car accident in Idaho, there are two categories of damages: special damages and general damages. The category of special damages includes any past… CONTINUE
Is mediation an option for Idaho car accident cases?
Mediation is a form of alternative dispute resolution – a way to resolve a dispute on your own terms without going through a time-consuming trial where your fate is in… CONTINUE
Establishing a Car Accident Case
Q: Once I’ve given you the details of my car accident, how do you establish my case? First, we gather the physical evidence. We get the police report if there… CONTINUE
How soon after a car accident should I get a lawyer?
If you are in a car accident in Idaho, you should speak with an experienced lawyer as soon as possible. Besides having a limited time to sue, sometimes the other… CONTINUE