Category: Personal Injury Faq’s

The attorney’s fee structure normally reflects the fact that a personal injury lawyer asks each client to pay a contingency fee. The client’s payment gets delivered to the retained lawyer in the form of a check from the defendant’s insurance company. That check’s value should be equal to the compensation package that the insurance adjuster had promised the claimant/client. Read More

Any insurance company will refuse to grant a submitted claim, if it has any reason to doubt the allegations made by a 3rd party, or the allegations about a 3rd party. Read More

During those investigations the claimant should provide the insurance company with all the requested information. In that way, the claimant’s hope for winning a fair compensation should enjoy a greater likelihood of realization. Read More

The insurer creates a new file for each new claimant. Each of the created files gets handed to one of the insurance company’s adjusters. Read More

Accidents can take place in a range of situations. Personal injury lawyer in London that handle such claims know that different standards apply to different situations. Read More

Expert witnesses can help the jury to place the presented evidence in the correct context. A witness’ statement might help a jury or judge to reach a decision. Read More

A personal injury attorney works to achieve a win for his or her client. In order to achieve that goal, the attorney carries out a long list of different tasks. Read More

During a trial, the jury must be provided with information on the acceptable standard of care, in order to determine whether or not the doctor/defendant had been medically negligent. Read More

The required documents reflect the nature of the accident, the extent to which the plaintiff has been injured, and the existence of any claims about damage to an item that had been part of the plaintiff’s property. Read More

Once an insurance company has received a new claim, the insurer assigns that same claim to one of the company’s adjusters. At that point, the adjuster starts working on the assigned claim/case. Read More