QUESTION
How do I get my chiropractic bills if my chiropractor won't give them to me?
Asked on Jul 06th, 2015 on Personal Injury - Georgia
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I've been in an accident a while ago. I've done two months of therapy and am currently waiting to get my case moved forward. My case can't move forward because I can't get my bills from my chiropractor. My chiropractor has quit and doesn't want to give me my bills. He wants my lawyer to pay him directly because he no longer works as a chiropractor. I told him I have a right to my bills so I can give them to my attorney but he doesn't want to give them to me. What should I do?
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You do have a legal right to your medical records and bills. However, the question is how do you enforce this right. It is a sticky situation, but I think the decision on how to proceed can be best made by the personal injury attorney handling this accident case for you. If you are extremely dissatisfied with your attorney's handling of the matter, you legally are not required to continue using him/her as your representative.
Answered on Jul 10th, 2015 at 10:14 AM