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12/12/11, 8:30 am

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I got a judgment against a lawyer. Thank God, she has a malpractice insurance with deductible. Am I paid in full by the insurer or the insured has to pay the deductible to me? She appears to be broke.

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The insurer does not pay the deductible. That is what a deductible means. That amount is deducted from the amount the ...

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Timothy McCormick

I disagree with Mr.McCormick. You should be paid in full by the insurer. The deductible issue is between the lawyer...

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Herb Fox

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