I'm filing a Kentucky personal injury claim with my insurance company after a serious accident in Bowling Green, Warren County and my insurer says I must submit to an independent medical exam. Must I go?

A: If you are filing a Kentucky personal injury claim with your insurance company after a serious accident in Bowling Green, Warren County you should understand what your legal rights are with regard to an independent medical exam.

If your insurer says that you must submit to an independent medical exam, yes, you will have to go if it was a part of the policy that you signed. If you are not sure what your policy says or you need clarification, an attorney can help.

After your accident in Bowling Green, Warren County, an independent medical exam may be requested. This is because the insurance company has a contractual right for you to be examined and for it to be done by a medical professional of their choosing.

It is generally in their best interests for an independent medical examine to be done, since it can save them money and could potentially turn into a situation where your benefits can be diminished or denied. 

This is all the more reason to get legal counsel regarding your Kentucky personal injury claim. You need someone working on your side to help you get nothing less than what you are entitled. There is a better chance of this happening when you have experienced legal counsel working on your behalf.

An attorney can help you to determine your rights and guide you throughout the entire process of your Kentucky personal injury claim. An attorney will also work with you every step of the way to determine the damages you may be entitled to after your accident in Bowling Green, Warren County.

Contacting a Kentucky Personal Injury Lawyer

A Kentucky personal injury lawyer at Gray and White Law can help you handle every aspect of your Kentucky personal injury claim. If you've been injured in Kentucky, contact us today for a free evaluation of your case - 1-800-634-8767 or 502-210-8942.