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Personal Injury

  1. “SOMETIMES IN PERSONAL INJURY CASES A FINANCIAL RECOVERY MAY  COST A SOCIAL SECURITY RECIPIENT LOSS OF HIS OR HER SOCIAL SECURITY AND/OR MEDICARE/MEDICAID BENEFITS.  MOST PERSONAL INJURY ATTORNEYS DO NOT UNDERSTAND THIS. " Mike Murburg

  2. What should I do if I am in an automobile accident?

  3. Who will pay my medical bills and lost wages?

  4. If I am on Medicare or Medicaid, shouldn’t they pay my bills?

  5. How and when should my case be concluded?
  6. What should I tell my doctors?

  7.  With whom must I communicate about my accident?

  8. What is a "Letter of Protection" and how will it affect my case?

  9. If I am injured, am I entitled to a financial recovery, even though I was not at fault?

  10. When should my lawsuit be filed?

  11. If a lawsuit is filed, I have heard that I must attend and give a "deposition".  Exactly what is that and how should I prepare for it?

  12. I have read that 90% of lawsuits filed are settled in "Mediation".  What is Mediation?

  13. Why is a case mediated ?

  14. What is a Mediation?

  15. Who are the mediators?

  16. How are mediators compensated?

  17. What are the advantages of mediation?

  18. Will my statements at mediation be confidential?

  19. What does a mediator report to the Court?

  20. What if I am injured in a "Slip and Fall" Accident?

  21. If I am injured in a slip and fall who will pay for my bills?

  22. In Florida, If I am disabled and a Medicare recipient , can a physician legally charge me more than Medicare will allow?

  23. So, if I am in an accident , what should I do?

  24. Does Florida law define me as a Medicare recipient?

  25. If I become a  Plaintiff, and I am a Medicare Beneficiary and sustain injury,
    who is liable for damages including the amounts that treating physicians charged under contract/letters of protection?

  26. How can a physician go about legally charging me more than Medicare will pay?

  27. So, how would this work out in an accident case involving a Medicare Beneficiary?

  28. How do courts limit these recoveries from physicians in Florida?

  29. If I have been injured in a motor vehicle accident, will you evaluate my case and contact me?