Edwards, CO Personal Injury Law Firms & Lawyers

Talk to the insurance attorney or their representative about this. I would put this question in writing. Get their response in writing. The insurance company has a duty to protect you the best they can. Find out why they have not settled. In writing. This advice does boil down to talk to your lawyer. But it is often good to have things in writing.

Most personal injury attorneys would not advise you to sign such a blanket release. You would be best advised to visit a local personal injury attorney with every scrap of paper that has anything to do with the injury, treatment, insurance claim, etc., and get his or her take on the matter. Even if you have to pay for the consultation, it could be money well spent, as you sound like you need protection. Insurance companies are in the business of making money, not paying it if they can help it. They want all your medical records for a reason. This response is based on very limited information and cannot be considered specific legal advice. Only a full consultation with an attorney can provide a complete answer. No attorney-client relationship is intended or created. Hope this helps. Good luck.

You have a right to choose your own counsel. You can terminate the contract with your current attorney and request your entire file to be sent to you or to another attorney.