Can an insurance company refuse to pay for my medical bills?
This issue most often arises when the insurer thinks you received medical treatment that you did not need. However, it can also occur if they believe that your mechanic took too long or charged too much to fix your car. If an insurance company refuses to pay for your expenses after a car accident, don’t panic.
What happens if a car insurance company refuses to pay?
When a car insurance company refuses to pay we will file suit and seek all of our clients’ damages through the court process. If they try to send us on a wild goose chase for records and documents, we will often times give the insurance company a signed medical records authorization from our client that is only good for 30 days.
Who pays for my medical bills after a car accident?
If you are involved in a car crash that was not your fault, the other party’s auto insurance company should pay for your medical bills, vehicle repair costs, and other expenses up to their limit of coverage. That’s how the system is supposed to work, at least. Unfortunately, insurance companies don’t always behave as ethically as they should.