Anyone here do personal injury? Wanted to see what your experiences have been like. Thanks!
I personally do not have the moral laxity to do PI work.
Good luck to you if you decide to go this path.
I once worked for a pi heavy practice owned by a d bag doctor. The main ambulance chaser in town had the cahones to send me a form with what he wanted me to fill out highlighted. When I didn’t fill it out as what he wanted he complained to my boss and I had to hear about how this slime ball lawyer didn’t “ like me.” So glad I had already put in my notice.Anyone here do personal injury? Wanted to see what your experiences have been like. Thanks!
I personally do not have the moral laxity to do PI work.
Good luck to you if you decide to go this path.
You mean that .1 percent? Sure go for itWhat about the courage of your convictions to stand up for people who have been legitimately harmed?
You mean that .1 percent? Sure go for it
i take care of them as any patient - ie irrespective of their insurance.What about the courage of your convictions to stand up for people who have been legitimately harmed?
I would say its probably 1 in 3 car accidents will have some sort of pain-resulting injury, anecdotally.You mean that .1 percent? Sure go for it
So you take PI patients, but dont get paid by the PI settlement? Are you doing this work pro-bono?i take care of them as any patient - ie irrespective of their insurance.
i just dont get paid for PI work. and yes, it is a financial loss to me, but its not about the money.
When a personal injury litigation settles, or an award is provided to the plaintiff, you collect your billed charges. Typically a reduction is taken similar to an insurance based rate.the hospital system bills for services rendered.
whats a PI settlement?