Glass & Tabor, LLP

TODAY I received my “Exhaustion of Benefits” letter from my previous auto insurance, so now is a good time for my review. I had three lawyers, a legal assistant AND ended up being referred to an out of state attorney (due to my out of state policy) work on my auto accident/personal injury case. In the end I was convinced to settle below policy limits of the AT FAULT driver’s auto insurance. I was VERY hesitant to do this because I had never been in car accident like this and wasn’t sure what care would be needed in the future. Little did I know how much this decision to settle would haunt me physically, emotionally and financially. The turn over with the legal staff at the time of my case was a red flag, but I was a year plus in. I was frustrated by what the attorney (Tanner France) at the time was doing on my case that I said I would start working on it as well. HE AGREED. Let that sink it! I didn’t. I sent numerous emails with my concern of how my case was being handled to Woody. He was always professional and addressed them timely and I assumed with Mr. France since things would finally start to progress. I recently asked for my case file and when reviewing it I found another client’s information in it. I am grateful my car accident did not result in more injuries, but should have never settled while still receiving treatment. I should have been referred to the out of state attorney from the beginning.