How far can they go?
By David Spagat
General Practice, Solo, and Small Firm,
December 2001
From time to time the practitioner is consulted with a proposition from a client of long standing as to what that person should do and where might he go to effectively assist in the redress of a situation he witnessed that demanded remedial action for himself or for the victim for which he was concerned.
Minimum coverage to maximum for bad faith dealings by insurer
By David Spagat
General Practice, Solo, and Small Firm,
April 2001
How often have you been rebuffed or ignored in dealing with a carrier, sometimes even the "better" ones, when you have a seriously injured client in a liability situation seeking the policy limits on a limited coverage policy?
Refusal to play—the insurer must pay
By David Spagat
General Practice, Solo, and Small Firm,
December 2000
What to do in the pursuit of your valid claim when treated unfairly by your own carrier?
Lawyer’s nightmare: taking care with Medicare liens
By David Spagat
General Practice, Solo, and Small Firm,
March 2000
As a solo and/or general practitioner, from time to time we may be retained by a senior who would like to be compensated for his/her injuries and losses brought about by the negligence of another.
To get the job done
By David Spagat
General Practice, Solo, and Small Firm,
January 1999
You are an environmentalist. Your group has very important legislation to be proposed to Congress.
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