Cisco, GA Personal Injury Law Firms & Lawyers

First of all, your no-fault is supposed to pay all of your medical expenses and time out of work. Doesn't matter that it was a drunk driver who rear-ended you, that's why they call it "no fault". One of the things you are paying for when you pay your insurance is to protect yourself against economic loss. You can only recover financially from the other driver if you have what is considered a "serious injury" as that term is defined by law. This includes death, miscarriage, fractures, a total disability that lasts 90 days or a permanent partial disability. The injury must be confirmed by objective medical proof such as an x-ray, MRI, CT scan or nerve conduction study. If you got "a little money from his insurance" then you probably signed a little piece of paper that says that's all you get and you are stuck. I don't know for sure what they did for you in your claim, but that's usually how insurance settlements work. You should check.

Well, the law is pretty black and white when it comes to what the tortfeasor and his insurance company owe you for a vehicle that is totaled. You might have some options to assist you with the additional costs that you are having to incur.

You just need to have new claim filed and seek medical under new claim. You can request a new doctor as well- if proper procedures not followed you can select doctor who is not on panel.