Roswell Personal Injury FAQs

Insights from Our Roswell Personal Injury Attorney

Immediately following an injury, there is a good chance that you have questions. What should be your next step? How can you pursue deserved compensation? Can you do it alone or should you retain an attorney's help? Can you afford a lawyer right now? All of these questions have answers, and our team at Crow Law Firm is here to help you face the future armed with the information you need to navigate your choices with confidence.

Can I Sue My Doctor for Releasing My Records to My Employer?

You may be able to file a lawsuit depending on your company’s health plan which may contain provisions which allow the employer to review medical records covered by the plan. Releasing such sensitive information could be a violation of the HIPAA privacy rule which requires appropriate safeguards to protect the privacy of such information and limits who can disclose the information. Speak with a Roswell personal injury attorney to learn if your particular case is a violation of HIPPA privacy rules.

Am I Eligible for a Malpractice Suit in Roswell?

If a doctor-patient relationship existed between you and a physician and you suffered severe, permanent, and disabling injuries as a direct result of their negligence, you may have a claim. In Florida, parents can even sue on behalf of their injured child if they are 25 years old or younger. You must also be within the two-year statue of limitations to file your claim. You will need to be able to demonstrate the physician displayed negligent behavior, and was the immediate cause of foreseeable harm.

How Can I Determine My Compensation for My Injury?

Every single case is different. There is simply no broad answer to this question. You must speak with an attorney to understand the nuances of your individual situation—but don't worry. Initial case evaluations with our New Mexico personal injury attorney are absolutely free, so there is no risk in pursuing the advice you need to make the right decision.