Category: Personal Injury Faq’s

Someone that has been injured in an accident could strive for achievement of a negotiated settlement. However, those victims that have failed to settle with the opposing party would be able to pursue a personal injury lawsuit. Read More

The adjuster in the insurance company of the party that is responsible for the accident-linked injuries usually initiates the pre-settlement negotiations. That initiation procedure entails introduction of an opening bid. How does the adjuster select the figure to use in that opening bid/offer? Read More

After an accident, key aspects of the victim’s injuries determine the amount of money that the insurance company will agree to provide, as a payout to the claimant/victim. Read More

No one wants to be involved in an accident. Still, it helps to understand what steps a victim should take, in order to ensure chances for fair compensation. Read More

Do not trust your memory to recall all of the relevant facts. Make a point of creating an accurate recording of the details. Read More

An accident’s effects on the life and lifestyle of any victims can disrupt the existing or developing patterns in the victims’ lives. Read More

What were the consequences for the victim that suffered the damage? Is there a money value that can be assigned to each such consequence? Read More

Some insurance adjusters use a rather devious strategy, when taking part in injury settlement talks. They impose a stall on the claims process, or they work to have the talks discontinued. Fortunately, there are strategies that a claimant could use, when forced to deal with such a situation. Read More

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