I was hit from the drivers side and behind on 8-23-13,( about 40-45 mph, and 3500 to 4k worth of damage to my corolla, I have a 2 minute record of a call made from my phone to 911 but the police would not show up) the statute has been filed, I've had 3 spinal surgies with the best ortho's avail,( top UCLA post grad's) With 2 disk fusions, ( my medical bills to this point are 250k.) the oposing side has limits of libility at 1.3mill but my attorney is a little week in this field of previous egg shell libility, I need sombody very strong and since I'am in the process of claiming permeant disibility, I need the best settlement possible, what can you do for me if at this point, I would like to change attorney;s
With injuries as severe as yours, and long-term medical costs, you can expect an uphill battle. If the insured's policy is limited to $1.3. million, you will not get more than that from them. You can still attempt to obtain additional damages from the at-fault driver, but this will be limited by their ability to pay.
You have an absolute right to change attorneys, but the decision shouldn't be made lightly. If your lawyer has been working on a contingency fee, and has provided substantial work, they will most likely split the fee with the new attorney. Your new attorney may request also additional discovery, which will prolong resolution of your case. Of course, if you are not confident in your attorney, then losing the case would be more costly.
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