We will serve as the point of contact for anyone wanting to contact you about your accident or injuries.  We will advise you about all the tricks that insurance companies and their agents play so that your claim, when presented, has no issues associated with it that might limit it’s value.  Additionally, by hiring us you will swing the leverage of your injury claim back to your side, as the insurance company will be forced to accept the fact that you won’t be one of the claimants they can take financial advantage of—every major insurance company knows us and has dealt with us many times; we have a reputation of getting every dollar available.

What our office will do for you: 

Investigate your Claim

• Find all sources for recovery (insurance policies and deep pockets).
• Order and review your medical records and bills.
• Hire medical professionals to review your medical records, if necessary.
• Order any police/incident reports.
• Talk with any witnesses.
• Advance any upfront costs needed to establish your claim.

Present your Claim to the Insurance Company

• Handle all communication with the insurance company (they’ll stop calling you).
• Identify any problem areas with your case and address (and remedy if possible) them early on.
• Prepare and submit a detailed and comprehensive settlement demand package that includes legal arguments, a persuasive presentation of your claim and supporting documentation.

Maximize Your Settlement Amount

• Use our leverage of being able to file a lawsuit to put pressure on adjusters.
• Use our experience in handling 100s of cases like yours to ensure you are paid top dollar.
• We negotiate your medical bills to ensure more money in your pocket.

Occasionally, the at-fault party’s insurance refuses to accept responsibility, wants to place an unfair amount of blame on you, or doesn’t respect the extent of your injuries and damages. When that happens, we file a lawsuit on your behalf and utilize the court system to create pressure on them.  You see, the insurance company knows that if they don’t treat you fairly, a jury of 12 of your peers will ultimately decide what you are entitled to.  This pressure causes them to reassess their position on your case and almost always causes them to offer you a good settlement before trial.

File a Lawsuit

• Prepare a formal complaint.
• Advance any upfront court costs (filing fees, service fees, etc.)
• Track down and personally serve the defendant(s).

Litigate your Case

• Explain and walk you through the entire process.
• Prepare you for when your participation is needed.
• Obtain all documents from the defendants to establish your case.
• Advance upfront costs for hiring any needed experts.
• Negotiate with opposing attorney to settle your case without the need for trial.
• If necessary, present your case at trial to a jury of your peers.

For more information about our firm or your case specific questions. Contact US Now!!