Posted on 07/28/2009 11:01:39 AM PDT by smokinleroy
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That is pretty much what happened. They said they could send me that check for my "trouble and inconvenience" for my arm injury. When I saw the notation on the check "Full settlement for all claims", I knew I would need help getting this worked out properly ...
So I started to look for a lawyer and 3-4 days later I found one who hit the ground running. He told me to send the check BACK to them marked "VOID", and so I did!!
I never considered depositing/cashing that thing, either.
Well said.
Be sure and see your dentist too, I was rearended years ago
and since then my teeth haven’t fit together right.
too late for the insurance too.
I remember some of my coke head friends from years ago,
they would be sitting around and coke would come up in
the conversation, then they all would be talking about it,
it wouldn’t be long before someone would go make a phone
call and a buy.
I was lucky, never got into it that hard.
Tobacco free 40 years.
Alcohol free 28 years.
Drug free 16 years.
Not much fun at parties.
I would recommend a good ear-nose-throat doctor to make sure that your jaw is working all right and then a good orthodontist to make your teeth fit again.
There’s nothing you can do about the person who did this to you, but it can be fixed. You will have to pay for it or use your own health insurance.
Just git er dun before zer0care takes effect.
Thank you!
I’ve been in my share of “fender benders” but
not in a “real” accident before.
Scary thing to happen. I was lucky his back wheels
didn’t roll over my car and me inside it.
I am very vigilant when an 18 wheeler is in my
vicinity now.
The first 3-4 days I must have re-lived the accident
50-75 times in my mind. The scene just kept goin’ through
my mind over and over. Like a TV rerun over and over and over ...
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