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Frequently Asked Questions

 


Q: I am not sure if there is a better way to ask this question other than in a straightforward manner, but it is important to me regardless of my current medical circumstances.  Is it ethical or moral to sue?

A:

Believe it or not, this is not an unusual question or an uncommon topic of discussion.  There is never an absolutely correct answer.  In truth, it always comes down to an individual decision; however, we recommend that this be an informed decision.  Hurt, Crosbie and May believes that a decision should be based on an evaluation of all the facts, parties and available insurance coverage in your unique circumstances. 

 

One of the points that I often remind our clients about is that we all pay insurance premiums to leverage our risk of loss.  Our society utilizes insurance coverage to allow injured people the right to receive full and fair compensation for a legitimate personal injury. 

 

Regardless, given the sensitivity of this question to many of our clients, Hurt, Crosbie and May attorneys encourage open discussion of these issues in private and within the confidential relationship of attorney and client.


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