My insurance company has hired an attorney to represent me in defending a personal injury case. Can I hire my own attorney?
I suppose you could hire your own but you would be paying out of pocket and they would work alongside your insurance company.
Claremont, CA
Personal injury Lawyer at Claremont, CA
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I suppose you could hire your own but you would be paying out of pocket and they would work alongside your insurance company.
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