Tractor-trailer drivers are trained to never admit fault or apologize if they’ve been involved in an accident – even if the accident was obviously their fault. These drivers are told that they will lose their bonus, truck, or even their job if they are found at fault for an accident. The employers and insurance companies…
Do Insurance Companies have to tell you how much coverage is available for your claim?
- April 9, 2019
You’ve been in a car accident and your medical bills are already piling up. One question that many people who try to handle their own claims forget to ask is “How much insurance coverage is available?” This is an extremely important question as it can affect the value of your case, the manner in which…
Car accidents happen. A driver makes a mistake and hits another person’s vehicle, the police are called, medical care is administered if necessary, and insurance information is exchanged. While unfortunate and inconvenient, most times car accidents follow a predictable procedure, and the insurance company of the at fault party will cover the damage. But what…
Signing Anything for an Insurance Company Without a Lawyer’s Advice May Lead to You Signing Away Your Rights
- March 12, 2019
If you have been injured in a car accident, then it is likely you have received documents from an insurance company, such as an “authorization” or a “release.” Keep in mind that the document forms used by insurance companies are the product of countless insurance defense lawyers writing and rewriting documents to better benefit their…
Understanding The Insurance Claims Process for a Personal Injury Claim Related to an Automobile Accident
- February 20, 2019
Your objective in filing a claim and negotiating with an insurance company should be to get the highest settlement offer that the insurance company is willing to make without having to resort to filing a lawsuit. The claims process begins when you report your injury to the insurance company and file a claim. If you…