Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

DISCLAIMER: Nash Consulting is an independent advocacy service. We are not lawyers and do not provide legal representation or advice. We help clients understand and navigate claims, but cannot guarantee results.

1. What does Nash Consulting do?

We provide independent advocacy and guidance to individuals navigating Workers’ Compensation, auto accidents, and third-party injury claims. Our role is to help you understand the process, your rights, and available options.

2. Are you a law firm?

No. We are not attorneys and do not provide legal advice or representation. Our services complement legal guidance but do not replace an attorney.

3. How can Nash Consulting help me?

We assist clients with:

Understanding their claim status and benefits

Reviewing documents and medical coverage

Explaining the claims process in plain language

Providing strategies for clear communication with insurance, medical providers, and attorneys

4. Do you guarantee claim outcomes?

No. We cannot guarantee the results of any claim. Our role is to provide clarity, guidance, and advocacy to help you make informed decisions.

5. How do I schedule a consultation?

You can schedule a consultation via our website contact form, by phone, or email. We offer initial consultations to review your case and explain your options.

6. What are your fees?

We charge flat fees for consultations, case reviews, and ongoing advocacy support. Our fees are transparent and not contingent on claim outcomes. Refer to our Pricing & Client Guide for full details.

7. Who should use Nash Consulting?

Individuals starting a new claim

Clients with existing attorneys who want clearer communication

People unsure if their case is being handled correctly

Anyone needing guidance on Workers’ Comp, auto accidents, or third-party claims

8. Can you talk to my lawyer or insurance company for me?

We provide guidance and help you understand communications but do not act as your attorney. You remain responsible for decisions and authorizations.

9. Is my information confidential?

Yes. We treat all client information with strict confidentiality. However, we are not bound by attorney-client privilege, so we recommend sharing sensitive legal details only with your attorney.

10. How long does the advocacy process last?

It depends on your case. Some clients only need a single consultation; others benefit from ongoing support throughout their claim process.