Jeffrey Mark Adams’s Answers

Simply report this to your insurance company. If you don't have insurance or just want advise contact an attorney. Do not get involved with paying someone off, do continue to do the correct "thing",

You may certainly ask for the policy. Is there more than one vehicle involved? Is this your uninsured or underinsured motorist endorsement? Do you have liens? What was the cause of the incident? Sure, this may be one of those rare and unique circumstances where you don't need a lawyer. However, chances are it is not. Most times you will net less without than with. Ask yourself why the insurance company doesn't want you to use a lawyer. At a minimum you owe it to yourself, expecialy...

Your attorney should promptly respond to all reasonable requests for communication. After all, the lawyer works for you. A qualified personal injury attorney is usually quite easy to find. Ask those you trust and respect for recommendations. You may terminate the relationship at any time. Usually best to let the new attorney handle.

Your attorney may be fine; however, as a general rule you always want a qualified and local personal injury litigation attorney. Period. Speedy and full recovery.

Schedule an appointment and meet face to face with your lawyer. Your lawyer is entitled to a fee. Try to work things out. Another lawyer is an option, but probably not a realistic one.

Yes, may still pursue a claim. However, 1+ month post-incident and no treatment. Strongly suggests your injury has resolved. Contact a local and qualified attorney today. Good luck.

Only add, a case is usually its strongest with a good attorney.

If there is a court order regarding the withdrawal it will contain a time frame, if not then you have until your statute of limitations would expire. You may contact the insurance carrier, but if you are going to get a new attorney - and you almost always should - then don't. Good luck.

Hopefully, you get well soon. Contact local and qualified personal injury litigation counsel. The delay may be very detrimental to establishing your case. Proving the incident and establishing your loss are necessary elements.

What has your lawyer done wrong? Delivering status is not an indication of bad lawyering. Ask your lawyer what the next move will be. That will tell you a lot.