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Personal Injury Attorney Testimonials

Personal Injury Attorney, Jeff

Attorney Jeff now understands how the doctors documentation will determine the value of the injury award

Personal Injury Attorney, Dan

Dan understands the value in getting the information in our 12 step formula to tell the story and support the injury award.

Personal Injury Attorney, Chandler

Chandler was never clear of the 4 potential injury awards based on the doctors documentation. 

With our documentation Chandler said he would be much more comfortable and will to take the case to court.

Personal Injury Attorney, Chris

Chris states he does not have a chance without the doctors documentation. 

Especially when the case is organized in our 12 steps to tell the story to support the injury award. 

Personal Injury Attorney, Bakersfield, California

The attorney quickly realized how much potential money he had been losing the last 10 years. 

He then came to the realization he needed to refer his clients to doctors who know and understand how to document a case. 

FAQ

The first options is to talk with the attorney and explain your procedures and prices. 

The second option is to inform the patient in order for the patient to order him to sign it. 

The 3rd option is to take the case on a case basis letting the patient know they will be responsible for the bill. 

Attorneys ask to cut the doctors bill because the documentation from the doctor was not enough to create a 3 to 1 injury award. 

In other words the doctors bill was either too high and his documentation was of little value. 

When the doctors bill does not produce a 3 to 1 injury award he will get asked to cut his bill. His documentation is unsatisfactory. 

The power of attorney should be signed for attorney that are out of state or attorney our do not know and feel less comfortable with. 

With you regular attorneys there is no need to have them sign the power of attorney. 

The attorney needs to be taught how he is hurting the patient and the injury award. 

He hurts the patient by limiting their full potential of recover with therapy for each of the 3 phases of healing. 

He huts the injury award by potentially limited an impairment. And the impairment is responsible for 2 of the 4 potential injury awards.

The best way to stop that is have each patient sign a Limited Power of Attorney. 

This will give you all the rights of the patient when seeking information. 

Most definitely! This protects your bill form getting paid. 

You always want to professionally try and make things work out between the patient and the attorney. 

However if in the best interest of the patient you believe they would be better served if they left the present attorney and you have the administrative right to inform the patients of their options. 

  1. Write a Certified letter demanding payment of services within a specific date.
  2. Tell your patient. The reason for this is to led the patient know they will be responsible for their bill if the attorney refuses to pay. 
  3. File a complaint with his state bar association. 
  4. Take the to small claims court. 
  5. The first and best options is to first give them a call to see what the issue may be.

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