Independent Passenger Consultation Checklist
From our guide Who Pays Medical Bills for a Passenger Injured in a Car Accident?
- Gather both drivers' information and identify the vehicle owner if different from the driver.
- List potentially applicable auto and health policies, including household policies that may need review.
- Note all known injured occupants without guessing about their diagnoses or claim values.
- Bring coverage denials, exhaustion letters, proposed releases, and reimbursement notices.
- Tell the attorney whether your driver or another passenger is already represented by that attorney or firm.
- Ask who would be represented and how any competing claims to limited insurance would be addressed.
- Bring your bill tracker and mark entries that have collection notices or unresolved denials.
- Ask which notice, benefit-submission, and lawsuit deadlines need to be checked for your situation.
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General information only, not legal advice. Laws vary by state. Speak with a licensed attorney about your situation.
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