As we pointed out in Part I of this series, insurance carriers often portray services that chiropractors perform as having a negative impact on chances of obtaining lawsuit loans. Insurance carriers site many reasons for this assertion, however, the fact is that chiropractors actually help, not hurt, your chances of obtaining settlement funding because, unlike many physicians and surgeons, chiropractors are willing to see those who suffer injuries as a result of another's negligence, providing care and treatment for those injuries and coordinating care with physicians and surgeons willing to co-manage these individuals.
Your lawsuit loan has a much greater chance of being granted if your case actually has demonstrable damages and losses. Settlement funding is unlikely if your physician denies that the event on which your claim is predicated even occurred, let alone documents injuries and losses attributed thereto.
If chiropractors experienced and knowledgeable in the management of such cases accept your case, they can be of tremendous value to the lender, as well as both you and your attorney.
It is very difficult to establish the extent of injuries sustained if there is no mention the mechanism by which those injuries occurred in the medical record. Your attorney's options are limited. There is little that you can do once this is discovered. One reason, and one reason only, serves as the basis of this situation's frequent occurrence. Losses arising as a result of someone else's (i.e., third-party) negligence are not covered by most insurance policies.
To avoid performing non-covered services, physicians typically don't even acknowledge the third-party's role in causing your injuries. Relying on the physician's record, insurance carriers often deny that suffered either injury or loss.
As we discussed in Part I, many chiropractors receive extensive training in the procedures involved in the evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of the musculoskeletal injuries that often result from personal injuries, those injuries on which you are awaiting settlement funding. Clearly identifying both the nature and extent of your injuries will go a long way in assisting you in obtaining your lawsuit loan. - 29904
Your lawsuit loan has a much greater chance of being granted if your case actually has demonstrable damages and losses. Settlement funding is unlikely if your physician denies that the event on which your claim is predicated even occurred, let alone documents injuries and losses attributed thereto.
If chiropractors experienced and knowledgeable in the management of such cases accept your case, they can be of tremendous value to the lender, as well as both you and your attorney.
It is very difficult to establish the extent of injuries sustained if there is no mention the mechanism by which those injuries occurred in the medical record. Your attorney's options are limited. There is little that you can do once this is discovered. One reason, and one reason only, serves as the basis of this situation's frequent occurrence. Losses arising as a result of someone else's (i.e., third-party) negligence are not covered by most insurance policies.
To avoid performing non-covered services, physicians typically don't even acknowledge the third-party's role in causing your injuries. Relying on the physician's record, insurance carriers often deny that suffered either injury or loss.
As we discussed in Part I, many chiropractors receive extensive training in the procedures involved in the evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of the musculoskeletal injuries that often result from personal injuries, those injuries on which you are awaiting settlement funding. Clearly identifying both the nature and extent of your injuries will go a long way in assisting you in obtaining your lawsuit loan. - 29904
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