Sam Louis Levine

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ATLANTA, GA

Car accident Lawyer at ATLANTA, GA

Practice Areas: Car Accidents, Trucking Accident ... +2 more

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How long does it take to settle an injury case?or before the case is heard in supreme court?

Sam's answer | Answered on April 27, 2010

How long it takes depends on how soon you reach what is referred to as "maximum medical imrovement". In other words, barring a statute of...

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Insurance Company not honoring letter in writing.

Sam's answer | Answered on April 27, 2010

This should bind your insurance company. However, check your policy for any language governing the "rollover deductible" issue. If there is none,...

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What to do when you pay insurance dues every week but company not paying insurance compnay premiums

Sam's answer | Answered on April 27, 2010

You need to consult with an attorney immediately. The problem could be an administrative error on the part of your employer or your health...

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Where a person's private insurer has paid medical bills for personal injury, must Medicare be a party on the settlement check?

Sam's answer | Answered on April 26, 2010

No, Medicare should not be a payee on the settlement check. The insurance company is just trying to protect itself from any claims directed...

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I am looking for a civil rights attorney and a personal injury attorney who will sue a federal prison. any names or numbers?

Sam's answer | Answered on April 24, 2010

I would call your local bar association to be asked to be referred to an attorney. San Diego should have a Bar Assn. Make sure any attorney you...

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I slipped and Fell In a neighbors Bathtub, Do I need a personal injury lawyer?

Sam's answer | Answered on April 24, 2010

My advice is to immediately contact a personal injury attorney who is licensed and in good standing with the New York State Bar to discuss the...

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