FALL AND SPRAINED MY ANKLE in Deerbrook Mall
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FALL AND SPRAINED MY ANKLE in Deerbrook Mall
I’m 58 yrs old. I fell down in front of a mall. I sent them all my own bills that I spent for my medical bills to their Adjuster, but now I was told by her that the mall has gone bancruptcy.What should I do from here and what to expect from the banckruptcy.Please response.
Asked on April 27, 2009 under Bankruptcy Law, Texas
Answers:
GW, Member, Michigan and Hawaii Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 15 years ago | Contributor
While the mall may have declared bankruptcy, it's insurance company did not. You should hear from the insurance adjuster. You should also file a proof of claim form with the bankruptcy court; . I'm going to also suggest that you talk to a lawyer about the whole thing before you make any more statements to anybody. There may be additional parties from whom you can recover, and it's unlikely you'll get as much as you deserve by handling the case yourself. A lawyer should be willing to meet with you for the first time for free.
Regarding the proof of claim form, you can find it, and information about where to send it, as well as general information about the bankruptcy case here: http://www.kccllc.net/GeneralGrowth
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