How Coronavirus Will Affect My Personal Injury Case in Los Angeles?

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How Coronavirus Will Affect My Personal Injury
Case in Los Angeles?
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More people are infected with coronavirus every
day. The United States is currently the country
with the highest number of infected with the
coronavirus. The number is slowly growing, and
the epidemic will continue, at least for the next
month or two. If you have a going personal injury
case, the entire situation with the COVID-19
pandemic could complicate your case a little bit.
Here is what you should do if and when this
happens.
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Continue To Receive Your Medical Care

• If you speak to a Los Angeles personal injury
  attorney, the first thing they will tell you is
  to receive all of the doctor-recommended
  treatments. That is the only way that you can
  maximize your case value. If you do not continue
  to receive treatments, your attorney will not be
  able to file a claim or a lawsuit on your behalf.
• Most people will make this mistake, and avoid
  going to the hospital for the following reasons
• Fear of the coronavirus
• Unable to get a doctors appointment

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Your job is to keep trying to get an appointment.
And if you are lucky enough to get one, do not
miss it.
Dress appropriately
Wear the appropriate face mask
Follow The Health Guidelines
Keep a safe distance between you and others
Wash your hands often
Disinfect your hands as often as you can
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What If You Get Injured During the Pandemic?

• If you get injured while the Coronavirus pandemic
  is active, you can still file a personal injury
  claim, as long as you can prove that the injury
  occurred as a result of another partys
  negligence. The most common injuries that could
  occur right now include
• Getting hit on the parking lot
• Slip and fall as a result of a wet floor (all
  stores will use floor disinfectants as often as
  they can look out for the yellow wet floor
  sign)
• Getting hit by motor vehicles
• Medical malpractice (misdiagnosis, not receiving
  the right treatment for the virus)
• Remember to follow all the safety rules and
  guidelines, and stay at home for as long as you
  can. However, if you do have to leave your home,
  be extremely careful.

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Be sure that you are represented by a law firm
that uses the latest, paperless technology. If
your case is being worked on digitally, it will
likely continue even during the pandemic. Check
with your attorneys regularly, and if they are
unable to continue working on your case, reach
out to a personal injury attorney in Los Angeles
at JML Law, and with their up-to-date resources
and technology, they will push your personal
injury case and start working on recovering your
compensation.
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