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San Diego Auto Accident Attorney Discusses American Medical Association 5th Edition Impairment Guidelines Related to Car Accident Injuries

Injuries in a Car Accident from a rear-end collisions, side-swipe, or T-bone can cause tremendous injury to the spine and other body parts. Sometimes the injuries do not get better in a personal injury case. Here in San Diego, I am one of the few attorneys that will employ a AMA 5th Edition Impairment Rating on a Personal Injury case to not only document the impairment to a particular body part, but also to have a good medical foundation for future medical care to use in the legal case for further general damages known as pain and suffering.

San Diego AMA Impairment for Head Injuries | Concussions | Traumas from a San Diego Car Accident

Call San Diego AMA impairment lawyer Mark C. Blane at (619) 813-7955 for more information on why AMA Medical Documentation is Extremely Important on Your Case!

San Diego AMA Impairment for Head Injuries | Concussions | Traumas

Call San Diego AMA Impairment Attorney Mark C. Blane today at (619) 813-7955 - visit him at his California law office or he will travel to you.

San Diego Permanent Impairment Injuries Caused by an Injury Due to the Negligence of Another

Call San Diego California AMA Medical Impairment Lawyer Mark C. Blane for one of his FREE legal help books on your California Impairment Accident Case today!!!

AMA Impairment on a Personal Injury is a Major Value Driver | San Diego Injury

VIDEO BLOG: AMA IMPAIRMENT ON AN INJURY CASE ADDS CASE VALUE San Diego Personal Injury Attorney Mark C. Blane exposes how an injury case is reviewed and evaluated for settlement value by the insurance companies. The review is broken down into individual "value drivers" to arrive at a value for settlement. The computers that most insurance companies use today, look for and ask the adjuster, in the review, whether or not there is an impairment to a particular body part per the AMA guidelines. In fact, the computer program Colossus "assumes" a 2% whole person impairment on an injury claim; the adjuster dictates to the computer on whether there is one, or not. You can get a 2% impairment in the AMA guidelines from mere muscle spasms; the point is, does your injury lawyer utilize, when warranted, the AMA guidelines on your injury case?

AMA Impairment Explained by San Diego Injury Lawyer Mark C. Blane

San Diego Injury Attorney Mark Blane discusses: What is an AMA Impairment Rating and why would it be important for you on your California Personal Injury Case? Well, first, it is an objective finding of medical impairment to a particular body part that is used world-wide to document impairment. It is one of the biggest "value driver" on a California Personal Injury Case; and it is the best arsenal an experienced injury lawyer can use to set a foundation for future medical care pre-trial and during a jury trial.