FAQ Category: General

Yes. We will evaluate your injury case for free and give you our best advice regarding how we believe your case should be handled.

This depends on how long it takes for you to recover from your injury. You need to heal from your injury or at least be in a position where the doctors can render a good opinion regarding your injury. The harm you incurred must be able to be measured. After…

Basically, Tate Law Offices, P.C., will handle everything regarding your legal case. All you have to do is concentrate of recovering from your injury and following the doctor’s orders.

The case must be fully developed to answer this question. It is dependent on the amount of medical bills and the degree of injury reflected in the medical records. It also depends on the facts surrounding how the injury occurred and the size of the insurance policy of the defendant….

We charge the standard legal rate which is around one third of what is collected on your case. We advance the costs to develop your case and are only reimbursed if we are successful in winning your case. In most cases we can collect enough additional money to more than…

Doing so could prove to be a huge mistake. The law in this area is very complex and you will have professional insurance adjusters and lawyers working against you to deny or minimize your case. One wrong step can destroy your case. We believe that you are far more likely…

Depending on coverage, you may have access to health insurance policies, auto insurance policies, personal injury protection policies, Med Pay, workers compensation, umbrella policies, commercial policies, and other possible policies. It takes a thoughtful analysis to determine how to navigate various insurance policies.

This is certainly one option, but it may not be the best, depending on what coverage exists in other policies. The personal injury attorneys at Tate Law Offices, P.C., will help you make the best decision in regard to where to file your claims and seek coverage.

Who will pay my medical bills? The answer to this question can vary depending on the different types of insurance involved. If you have a medical health insurance policy, PIP, Med Pay, workers compensation, etc., we may be able to use one or more of these policies. If you do…

No. You should never sign any forms you receive from any insurance company or its representatives. All forms and legal documents should be handled by your attorney.