Practice Areas

• Car Accidents
• Distracted Driving
• Uninsured Motorist Claims (UM/UIM)
• Truck and Bus Accidents
• Motorcycle Accidents
• Drunk Driving Accidents
• Bicycle & Pedestrian Accidents
• Injuries to Children
• Dog Attacks
• Wrongful Death
• Dangerous Drugs & Devices
• Other Injury Claims

Key Topics

Medical Treatment for Your Injuries

• Facet Rhizotomy
• Vestibular Injuries Caused by Traffic Accidents
• My Personal Care Physician Refused to Treat Me After My Accident
• Making a Claim For Scars, Lacerations and Facial Disfigurement
• Blunt Force Trauma Suffered in Dallas-Fort Worth Accidents

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What are Pre-Existing Medical Conditions?

Let's say you've had a bad back since high school. The insurance company attorney will make sure that the jury learns about your complete medical history to demonstrate that you already had a back problem and that your recent accident did not cause it. This does not mean you can't make a claim or recover compensation if you have pre-existing injuries. It just means that you will have to fight especially hard to prove that the accident directly caused your current condition. Depending upon the medical records and the medical testimony, there's a chance your claim's value will be diminished due to the pre-existing medical condition. This is why it's important to hire a personal injury attorney who is Board Certified to help fight for you in more difficult cases like these.

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