Category: Personal Injury Faq’s

Sometimes the claims adjuster responds to a claimant’s demands by issuing a denial of coverage. Read More

How to give your views on the lawsuit?

Possible responses

• A denial of all allegations
• A denial of specific allegations
• Raising a specific defense Read More

In order to collect any compensation, the injured victim must show that the other driver was at-fault. Read More

Before reading about the other tips, be sure to heed the advice in this one: Avoid saying anything that could affect your personal injury claim. Read More

If one of the parties involved in an accident has been negligent and the other has not, then the negligent party would be the one that could be deemed at-fault. Read More

Accident victims that carry out the proper actions enjoy a better chance for receiving the benefits that are due to someone that did not cause an accident. That is especially true, if the victim happens to be unconscious, confused, numb, or subject to a tingling or the arms or legs, in the moments following the collision. Read More

Don’t be surprised if the appeals process takes several months to a few years. One of the reasons why it’s lengthy is that the guidelines can be hard to understand and the deadlines are often vague and not set in stone. Just keep in mind that you may miss other important deadlines while you are going through the internal appeals process. Read More

Not everyone has the same interpretation of a specific event. The observers’ different perspectives can lead to different recollections. Furthermore, the capacity of a persona’s memory can decline over time. Consequently, in a courtroom, the judge could struggle to detect introduction of a lie into a statement that had been given as sworn testimony. Read More

An attorney’s client might think that he or she should expect arrival in the mail of a settlement check, soon after signing the required release form. Yet that is not always the case. Various circumstances could delay delivery of that small but highly anticipated piece of paper. Read More

You need to have an explicit and written fee agreement that specifies how you’re going to be represented, to what extent, what the lawyer will represent you, and how they will be compensated. Read More