Attorney

  • The Plaintiff’s Right to Change Attorneys

    The Plaintiff’s Right to Change Attorneys

    Even after a plaintiff has hired an attorney, it’s the plaintiff’s right to fire them.  It’s an interesting situation that gives rise to some questions, such as: (1) Who has the right to possession of…

  • When Can the Patient’s Attorney Pay Treatment Bills?

    When Can the Patient’s Attorney Pay Treatment Bills?

    A question common to both patient and health care provider is whether an attorney can be expected to pay for the treatment bills of a client pending the resolution of a personal injury claim. The…

  • Referring the Patient to an Attorney: Should you? How to?

    Referring the Patient to an Attorney: Should you? How to?

    EXAMPLE 1: A new patient appears to be experiencing symptoms related to a chronic sprain/strain injury, which the patient relates to an auto accident. The accident occurred just over two years before your first consultation.…

  • How to Handle the Patient’s Attorney and Subpoenas

    How to Handle the Patient’s Attorney and Subpoenas

    Fair resolution of personal injury cases headed toward mediation, deposition, arbitration, or trial invariably depends upon the evidence provided by the treating health care professional. The plaintiff/patient’s lawyer knows that your testimony regarding your patient’s…