Is it ok to send medical release forms to my insurance company but not the other insurance company ?

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   Christian LassenPro

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   Answered January 27, 2013 10:14. You need to comply with the terms of your insurance policy. If the accident was not your fault and you were injured, you need to retain a car accident lawyer for representation.

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   Andrew Myers

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   Answered January 27, 2013 07:45. A condition of your own insurance policy requires cooperation with your insurance company. But, there is a line over which you need not cross. You correctly question even thinking about unwittingly helping the other insurance company, what we attorneys call the 'third party insurer' in deconstructing your case. Retain an experienced injury attorney in your jurisdiction. Here is more:
   
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   Stephen P NormanPro

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   Answered January 27, 2013 07:14. You need to contact an attorney immediately to help you deal with both your and any other insurance companies. You should not sign anything or provide information without consulting with an attorney. I have an office 30 minutes away in dagsboro if you would like to come in for a free consultation.

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   Kevin ColuccioPro

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   Answered January 27, 2013 09:07. I would suggest that you contact a qualified personal injury attorney to review the matter with you.

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