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How to withdraw a medical release i signed

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klink35

Active Member
Does the insurance company need this agreement I still have here in order for it to be final is what I'm asking?
 


klink35

Active Member
You apparently agreed in mediation to the $12,000 figure and now you are being asked to sign a form that says no future claims can be filed.

Call your attorney and have him explain EXACTLY what the release forms mean BEFORE you sign. If your attorney cannot explain to your satisfaction what exactly signing means to you and your case, you need to seek out an attorney in your area who CAN explain to your understanding what the releases mean to your case.
Ok makes sense. Thanks again
 

quincy

Senior Member
Ok makes sense. Thanks again
You really need to understand what signing the form (or any agreement) means before signing it. Your signature legally binds you to its terms, with very few exceptions.

Please talk to your attorney again or find another attorney in your area who can personally review the documents and offer you an explanation and direction.

Many if not most attorneys are still working during the Governor’s stay-at-home order.

Good luck, klink35.
 

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