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Shane Smith Law

Charlotte Personal Injury Lawyer

50 years in practice💳 Free consultation📍 Gastonia, NC
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About Shane Smith Law

A physician will conclude treatments with a victim when he has reached maximum medical improvement or MMI. This is the medically determined point where a victim's health has stabilized and he is as healthy as he can be. This may not be the same health level as the victim enjoyed before the accident. If this is the victim's reality then the physician may assign the accident victim a permanent impairment rating as determined by American Medical Association (AMA) guidelines. Auto insurance companies may seek the permanent impairment rating as part of the settlement or trial proceedings.

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Attorneys at this firm

Alyssa Douglas

Alyssa Douglas

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Gastonia, NC

Gastonia, NC

Charlotte, NC

9144 Arrowpoint Blvd., Suite 200 · Charlotte, NC · 28273

Peachtree City, GA

900 Westpark Dr #310 · Peachtree City, GA · 30269

Greenville, SC

870 Wade Hampton C202 · Greenville, SC · 29609

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