Claimant's loss of consciousness is contradicted. Insured, even though legally liable for the accident, is adamant about claimants being responsible, indicating that the insured may have been targeted by the claimants. Physician's bill and report, regardless of the varying accident circumstances, is always the same. Treatment prescribed is always the same in duration and type of therapy, regardless of the varying accident circumstances. All injuries are subjective, such as soft tissue strains and sprains that don't heal in normal medically acceptable time.
Medical reports indicate inconsistent versions of the accident.
Medical reports indicate no acknowledgment of history of the condition, but preexistence of the condition is evident. Diagnosed injuries are subjective, i.e., whiplash, headaches, spasms and persist for weeks or months without improvement. Claimant waited several weeks before seeking treatment. Claimant underwent extensive chiropractic treatment. Course of treatment for long convalescent type injuries is not indicated by doctor.