Minimum Amount of Medical Bills

Answer:

In Arizona, the question often comes up, is there a minimum amount of medical bills that I need in order to have a personal injury case in Arizona? That’s a common question. Potential clients ask it all the time. In fact, the other day, a potential client called our office and spoke to one of our attorneys, and asked that very question. The attorney replied that there is no minimum amount per se. There are minimums in other states. In Arizona, there isn’t a minimum amount per se as the attorney explained to the potential client, but there’s certainly situations where if you just go to the doctor one time, have one doctor bill, as the attorney explained, you’re going to be better off just handling that case yourself, and you might get a couple of hundred dollars in your pocket after your doctor bill is paid.

Our law firm focuses on cases that have more serious injuries, where you have some serious symptoms like headaches being the number one symptom of a concussion, for example, which is often overlooked. You might have numbness and tingling in your legs and arms that can be a sign of disk damaged, disk herniation, even though people don’t realize how serious that is. We always make sure that our clients go to see an orthopedic surgeon, a neurologist for concussions, etc., so they’re not overlooked. If you just go see your primary care doctor one time, they’ll be happy to send you a check for $300 or $500, and then you find out later on after you see an orthopedic surgeon or a neurologist, you’re a lot more seriously injured. There’s only one person that’s going to suffer in that situation, and it’s not the insurance company. That’s why it’s important any time you’re in an accident even if it doesn’t seem that big, at least call us. We’ll be happy to give you information. The call is free. The information is free. Remember, we’re here for you.