First, I don’t advocate that anyone rack up thousands of dollars in medical treatment if they are not hurt in a car accident. This blog is intended for those who have been in a serious car accident and are truly injured.
Video Transcript: Hello everyone and thank you for joining us here at Haug, Farrar & Franco for another one of our blog sessions. My name is Stopher Haug and I’m one of the attorneys here at the firm, and today I would like to take a few moments to talk to you about a very important topic in the world of personal injury and motor vehicle accidents or workers compensation claims and that involves treatment.
Video Transcription:
A lot of people when they’ve been injured in a car accident are wondering what are they going to do about medical treatment. They are wondering what all that’s going to involve and what different steps there is. How I explained it to people is that there are typically two different types of the injuries, and that’s that’s painting it with a broad stroke.
Video Transcript:
This is Jonathan Franco and I wanted to talk a little bit about pre-existing injuries and how they can affect your car accident case. Lots of people have a pre-existing injuries to their back or their neck or some other body part, and they’re wondering how that can impact their car accident claim.
Attorney Jonathan Franco discusses how you can receive medical treatment after you’ve been in a car accident even when you have no health insurance. Many Mississippians have no health insurance. If you are injured due to another persons’ negligence and you have no health insurance, your claim and health can be in jeopardy.
