Off Topic: Advice on pain and suffering in accidents?

It is also imprtant to see your health care provider right away. I just
spent the weekend with Jeff Spencer the team chiropractor for Lance and
Postal/Discovery for the past 7 years. They found that appropriate
intervention in the first 4 hours cut healing time in half. Lonnie Johnson

>From: John Lombard
>To: obra@list.obra.org
>Subject: [OBRA Chat] Off Topic: Advice on pain and suffering in accidents?
>Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2006 10:31:09 -0700
>
>
>I would appreciate any advice or experience with insurance companies and
>pain
>and suffering amounts when you are "not at fault" in an accident. I was
>t-boned
>while driving my car home from Alpenrose this last Saturday and the other
>driver's insurance company is already asking me for an estimated dollar
>figure.
>My intuition told me to put that question on hold and get some advice. I
>know
>that a lot of OBRA members have unfortunately been involved in collisions
>and
>dealt with "at fault" driver's insurance companies.
>
>Are there any general guidelines for coming up with a figure based on
>injuries
>and ongoing therapy?
>
>
>Please reply privately.
>Thank you for any advice,
>
>John
>
>
>
>
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John Lombard

2006-07-11

I would appreciate any advice or experience with insurance companies and pain
and suffering amounts when you are "not at fault" in an accident. I was t-boned
while driving my car home from Alpenrose this last Saturday and the other
driver's insurance company is already asking me for an estimated dollar figure.
My intuition told me to put that question on hold and get some advice. I know
that a lot of OBRA members have unfortunately been involved in collisions and
dealt with "at fault" driver's insurance companies.

Are there any general guidelines for coming up with a figure based on injuries
and ongoing therapy?

Please reply privately.
Thank you for any advice,

John