Hit By Drunk Driver, Claim Help

[Just Blue]

OT: I want to point out that the closer you get to 66 the younger 66 is.

 

[quincy]

I wouldn't call 66 "elderly." Certainly not to any 66-year-old's face.

 

[Just Blue]

I wouldn't call 66 "elderly." Certainly not to any 66-year-old's face.

I hope not! They would likely beat you with their cane!

 

[PayrollHRGuy]

I hope not! They would likely beat you with their cane!

Or run over you with their 800 lbs Harley.

 

[RJR]

I wouldn't call 66 "elderly." Certainly not to any 66-year-old's face.

Quince, maybe he's 99 and reads upside down!

 

[quincy]

Quince, maybe he's 99 and reads upside down!

I think 99 probably could be called elderly.

engineer66, the reason the insurance company wants to see your medical records is not because they want to snoop but rather they want to determine if you have any underlying conditions that could affect your medical treatment and recovery in ways that they would not/could not be held responsible.

Although I understand you do not believe your injury was serious enough to warrant attention from a personal injury lawyer, I still recommend you make appointments with a couple of attorneys for a personal review. The initial consultations are (generally) free.

Good luck.