California | Personal Injury
Legal Question
I was in an accident about 2 months ago. While stopped in traffic, a 19 year old guy was coming off the freeway exit and plowed into the rear of my sons car that I was driving. I had headaches and neck pain for a few days, but then began to feel better. At that time my son and I agreed to settle with the guy and his parents for less than half the estimate for the repairs on the car. We did this because muy son had a salvaged title, and we thought insurance company would not total the car more than once. Also in the agreement I signed, was a release for any future medical matters. They were aware of my initial neck pain. I am not the type to sue someone unless I was really hurt. Thinking I was getting better, I signed. Turns out, my neck has been getting worse. I have a great deal of pain on a daily basis, and even have trouble turning my head. Therefore my question is, is it possible to proceed with a case against their insurance company, even though I signed a medical release with the other party personally? The Police, DMV, and the insurance companies were not notified about the accident. Your response is greatly appreciated.
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