How Much to Expect From a Car Accident Settlement

fte c

ccident, money is

t the fo

ef

ont of

ny victim’s mind.

ftell, even if thei

inju

ies

e

e mino

, they’

e de

ling

ith medic

l bills, c

ep

i

s,

nd

se

ious dis

uption to thei

pe

son

l

nd p

ofession

l life. If you’ve neve

hi

ed

l

ye

o

filed

n insunce cl

im befo

e, you m

y h

ve no ideh

t to expect o

ho

much money you

e entitled to. The insu

nce comp

ny might

e

ch out to you

ith

settlement offe

, but

he

e does th

t numbe

come f

om? They don’t just pull it out of thin

i

!

s the bills pile up

nd you

f

mily suffe

s, you’

e left to

onde

"Ho

much c

n I expect f

om

c

ccident settlement?” Should you

ccept the insunce comp

ny’s offe

?

h

t if it’s not enough? Ho

much to expect f

om

c

ccident settlement

ill depend on the unique ci

cumst

nces of you

csh. On this p

ge

e’ll give you e

listic ide

of ho

much compens

tion

n inju

ed victim c

n expect f

om

settlement. Once you kno

ho

c

ccident settlements e c

lcul

ted, you’ll kno

ho

to inc

e

se you

ch

nces of getting the

mount you t

uly dese

ve.

Fi

st, let’s be cle

bout the te

ms

nd leg

l lingo

e’

e using:

settlement is

n

g

eement to p

y someone

ho h

s suffe

ed inju

y o

hm in

c

ccident o

othe

pe

son

l inju

y m

tte

. It is c

lled

settlement bec

use it settles, o

closes, the c

se. In o

de

to

e

ch

settlement, the inju

ed pe

son needs to eithe

file

pe

son

l inju

y suit

g

inst the

t-f

ult d

ive

o

file

cl

im

ith the

t-f

ult d

ive

’s insunce comp

ny. This is kno

n

s

thi

d-p

ty cl

im;

cl

im

victim files

ith thei

o

n insunce comp

ny

ould be

fi

st-pty cl

im.

Fo

d

ive

to be found

t f

ult, they must h

ve been li

ble fo

c

using the

ccident. Theictions must h

ve been negligent in some

y. The

e e tons of negligent

ctions, but they

ll h

ve one element in common: they viol

ted

n

pp

op

i

te, s

fe level of d

iving.

<

id="c

uses”> >Ho

It H

ppens: C

uses of

n

ccident

D

ive

s need to obey l

s, be

e of t

ffic p

tte

ns,

ct sensibly,

nd m

ke su

e th

t thei

c

s

e s

fe to d

ive. Sounds simple enough,

ight? F

ilu

e to do one o

mo

e of these things constitutes negligence,

nd this c

eless beh

vio

is

hy so m

ny of ou

neighbo

s

e se

iously inju

ed o

killed on ouo

ds eve

y d

y.

One of the simplest ex

mples of negligence occu

s du

ing one of the most common

ccidents. In d

ive

’s ed,

e’

e

ll c

utioned th

t d

ive

s need to le

ve enough sp

ce in f

ont of them to s

fely stop in c

se the vehicle in f

ont comes to

sudden h

lt. It doesn’t m

tte

hethe

the c stops sho

t bec

use

dog

uns in f

ont of it,

nothe

c

suddenly ch

nges l

nes, the c

tu

ns

co

nend sees

t

ffic j

m, o

even bec

use the d

ive

h

s

het

tt

ck. If the d

ive

h

s follo

ed tffic ls

nd left enough sp

ce, the c in b

ck should be

ble to stop in time! Ho

eve

,

s most of us kno

, it’s

ll too common fo

othe

d

ive

s to t

ilg

te

nd not le

ve enough sp

ce. This is

hy

e-end collisions e one of the most commonly occuing <

h

ef="https:

/c

inju

yvictims.com

se

vices

c

–

ccident-

tto

ney-houston

“>c

ccidents<>.

hile the l

st

tes th

t d

ive

s shouldn’t follo

too close, it’s nely

l

ys the f

ult of the d

ive

ho hit the b

ck of the othe

c

—even if the othe

d

ive

sl

mmed on thei

bkes fo

no good

e

son. The d

ive

in the b

ck didn’t

dhe

e to the l

nd is thus typic

lly found

t f

ult

nd held li

ble fony inju

ies stemming f

om the

ccident.

e-end collisions e just one of the potenti

l c

ses

e de

l

ith on

d

ily b

sis. Othe

types of moto

vehicle

ccidents include:

• i
  -level="1">D

  unk d

  iving

  ccidents

• i
  -level="1">Distcted d

  iving

  ccidents<

  li>

• i
  -level="1">Speeding

  ccidents

• i
  -level="1">He

  d-on collisions

  nd T-bone collisions<

  li>

• i
  -level="1">Tcto

  -t

  ile

  t

  uck

  ccidents<

  li>

• i
  -level="1">

  ollove

  ccidents

• i
  -level="1">M

  nuf

  ctu

  e

  defect

  ccidents

• i
  -level="1">

  ccidents involving bicyclists, moto

  cyclists, o

  pedest

  i

  ns

<

id="dete

mining-f

ult"><>Dete

mining F

ult:

ho Is Li

ble?<

h2>
No m

tteh

t type of

uto

ccident you

e

e involved in, someone c

n be held

esponsible. The

e e sevel ys of dete

mining

ho is

t f

ult in

n

ccident, but he

e

e th

ee steps you c

n t

ke to begin the p

ocess

nd p

otect you

ights.

• i
  -level="1">ong>C
  ll 911.<

  st

  ong> Even if you don’t think you’

  e hu

  t, it’s

  ise to c

  ll 911

  fte

  c

  ccident. L enfo

  cement

  ill

  ive on the scene to look

  t the vehicles

  nd t

  lk to eve

  yone involved. Office

  s

  ill issue

  police

  epo

  t including impo

  t

  nt det

  ils.

  police

  ccident

  epo

  t c

  n be used

  s st

  ong suppo

  ting evidence if you b

  ing

  c

  se, eithe

  pe

  son

  l inju

  y on insunce cl

  im.

• i
  -level="1">ong>T
  ke photos.<

  st

  ong> If you’

  e

  ble, sn

  p photos

  t the scene of the

  ccident

  ight

  hen it h

  ppens. Get the othe

  c

  ’s license pl

  te numbe

  . T

  ke close-ups

  nd

  ide shots of the suounding e

  s

  nd

  ny deb

  is. Even sm

  ll det

  ils like ti

  e m

  ks in the

  o

  d o

  p

  int sc

  tches on

  c c

  n sho

  the p

  th of the vehicles, the point of imp

  ct,

  nd the speed

  t

  hich they

  e

  e t

  veling.

  ll of this c

  n help dete

  mine li

  bility.

• i
  -level="1">ong>Cont
  ct

  c

  ccident

  tto

  ney.<

  st

  ong>

  c

  ccident

  tto

  ney c

  n help you collect

  nd p

  ese

  ve impo

  t

  nt evidence to p

  ove

  ho s

  t f

  ult fo

  you

  ccident. They c

  n

  lso enlist the help of

  ccident

  econst

  uction speci

  lists to figu

  e out ho

  you

  ccident h

  ppened.<

  li>

The mo

e pe

su

sive the c

se th

t the othe

d

ive

s

t f

ult, the bette

the ch

nce of

f

i

settlement.

settlement does not

equi

e

cou

t t

i

l. Even if you b

ing

pe

son

l inju

y c

se in civil cou

t, it is ve

y

e fo

c

ccident c

ses to go to t

i

l.

hy? Bec

use e

ly ph

ses of the c

se usu

lly p

ovide sufficient evidence of

ho is

t f

ult. The othe

side (the defend

nt)

nd the defend

nt’s

tto

ney genelly

e

lize the

e’s no point in

cou

t

gument, bec

use

judge

nd ju

y

e unlikely to side

ith the defense.

t th

t point, defend

nts

e usu

lly

illing to settle, me

ning you’

e close

to getting the compens

tion you

e

lly need!

<

id="settlement"><>

h

t’s Included in

Settlement?

hen you e inju

ed in

c

ccident

he

e the othe

pty is

t f

ult, you e entitled to

eceive compens

tion fo

d

m

ges th

t you’ve suffe

ed. The

e e th

ee m

in c

tego

ies of d

m

ges: economic d

m

ges, non-economic d

m

ges,

nd punitive d

m

ges.

Economic D

m

ges

Essenti

lly, economic d

m

ge

pplies to

ny

ccident-

el

ted expense o

loss th

t c

n be

pp

op

i

tely qu

ntified

nd p

oven

ith bills,

eceipts, o

othe

document

tion. This includes eme

gency

oom bills

s

ell

s losing d

ys off

o

k fo

medic

l t

e

tment oecupetion. Economic d

m

ges c

n include costs fo

:

• -level=”1″> ong><

  h

  ef="https:

  /c

  inju

  yvictims.com

  p

  ying-medic

  l-c

  e-c

  –

  ccident

  “>Cu

  ent medic

  l bills<>.<

  st

  ong> If you

  e

  e hu

  t in

  c eck, you likely needed

  n

  mbul

  nce

  ide, eme

  gency c

  e, su

  ge

  y, hospit

  liz

  tion, docto

  ’s

  ppointments, the

  py, medic

  tion,

  nd so on. If you

  o

  k

  ith

  c

  ccident lye

  f

  om the get-go, they c

  n connect you to the medic

  l ce you need

  t no upf

  ont cost.

  ith

  leg

  l document kno

  n

  s

  “lette

  of p

  otection,” you

  l

  ye

  gu

  ntees the medic

  l p

  ovide

  s

  ill get p

  id l

  te

  once

  settlement is

  e

  ched. Ho

  eve

  , if you’ve

  l

  e

  dy p

  id out of pocket fo

  medic

  l c

  e, you c

  n still get

  eimbu

  sed by including those bills in you

  c

  se.<

  li>

• i
  -level="1">ong>Futu
  e medic

  l bills. ong> If you need futu

  e su

  ge

  ies, the

  py, o

  in-home ce, you

  futu

  e medic

  l expenses c

  n be estim

  ted

  nd included in you

  cl

  im.<

  li>

• i
  -level="1">ong>P
  ope

  ty d

  m

  ge to you

  vehicle o

  othe

  pe

  son

  l belongings.<

  st

  ong>

  emembe

  , you h

  ve the

  ight to choose you

  o

  n

  uto

  ep

  i

  shop. Do not

  llo

  n insu

  nce

  djuste

  o

  to

  t

  uck comp

  ny to pick one fo

  you. If you

  c

  s tot

  led in the

  ccident, you

  ill

  eceive compens

  tion

  mounting to its cu

  ent m

  ket v

  lue. If you lost othe

  pe

  son

  l items in the c

  sh, such

  s

  phone o

  digit

  l c

  me, you c

  n be

  eimbu

  sed fo

  theiepl

  cement.

• i
  -level="1">ong>Lost

  ges. ong> If you’

  e b

  dly inju

  ed, you’

  e p

  ob

  bly not going to

  o

  k. P

  y stubs, time sheets,

  nd lette

  s f

  om you

  employe

  c

  n be used to ve

  ify you

  usu

  l ges

  nd ho

  m

  ny hou

  s o

  d

  ys of

  o

  k you h

  ve missed due to the

  ccident.<

  li>

• i
  -level="1">ong>Futu
  e lost ges

  nd lost e

  ning potenti

  l. <

  st

  ong>If you h

  ve to modify you

  esponsibilities

  t

  o

  k o

  you c

  n no longeo

  k in the s

  me

  ole due to you

  inju

  ies, you c

  n collect compens

  tion fo

  lost ening potenti

  l. You

  c

  ccident l

  ye

  c

  n even b

  ing in expe

  t

  itnesses like economists to estim

  te you

  p

  ojected losses.

Non-Economic D

m

ges

hile the

bove d

m

ges h

ve

p

pe

t

il of p

oof

nd

s

m of numbe

s, you

p

in

nd suffe

ing doesn’t. It's difficult to put

p

ice t

g on the emotion

l dist

ess you

nd you

f

mily cope

ith

fte tum

tic c

ccident. Non-economic d

m

ges exist to cove

the emotion

l side of

n

ccident

nd inju

ies. Non-economic d

m

ges e only

v

il

ble if you c

n fi

st p

ove you

e

e hu

t.

e c

n tell you f

om expe

ience: sometimes these non-economic losses c

n be ovehelming

nd c

t

st

ophic. Non-economic d

m

ges often include the costs of:

• -level=”1″> ong>P

  in

  nd suffe

  ing ong><

  li>

• i
  -level="1">ong>Disfigu
  ement

  nd sc

  ing<

  st

  ong><

  li>

• i
  -level="1">ong>Dis
  bility<

  st

  ong><

  li>

• i
  -level="1">ong>Loss of conso
  tium (physic

  l

  ffection f

  om

  spouse o

  p

  tne

  )<

  st

  ong><

  li>

• i
  -level="1">ong>Loss of enjoyment of life ong><

  li>

Punitive D

m

ges

Occ

sion

lly, but not

lys, punitive d

m

ges m

y

pply in ce

t

in c

ses of obscene c

elessness.

lso kno

n

s exemply d

m

ges, these d

m

ges e not me

nt to di

ectly compens

te victims. Inste

d, they e me

nt to punish the

eckless ongdoeho hit you. You e mo

e likely to

eceive punitive d

m

ges if the

t-f

ult pty s committing

c

ime

t the time of the

ccident.

<

id=”f

cto

s”> >

h

t F

cto

s Imp

ct the

mount of

Settlement?

No

th

t

e’ve p

ovided the b

ckg

ound info,

e c

n discuss ho

the

mount of the settlement is c

lcul

ted in

c

ccident.

Settlements in

c

ccident

e definitely not one size fits

ll. In otheo

ds,

ce

t

in inju

y doesn’t equ

l

ce

t

in

mount.  The

e

e m

ny vi

bles involved. Eve

y

ccident victim

ill h

ve

diffe

ent expe

ience. Even t

o people

ho suffe

the ex

ct s

me type of inju

y in

c

ccident

ill likely diffe

in the follo

ing

ys:

• i
  -level="1">Length of time in the hospit

  l

• i
  -level="1">Cognitive, physic

  l,

  nd beh

  vio

  l imp

  i

  ments

• i
  -level="1">Time needed foecove

  y

• i
  -level="1">Inte

  fe

  ence

  ith thei

  bility to

  o

  k

• i
  -level="1">Types of

  eh

  bilit

  tive the

  py

  equi

  ed

• i
  -level="1">Pe

  m

  nent dis

  bility o

  sc

  ing

• i
  -level="1">Emotion

  l imp

  ct<

  li>

side f

om ho

you

body

esponds to

n inju

y, the

mount of

settlement depends on

numbe

of othe

f

cto

s. This includes the sum of the bills you’ve

eceived, you

s

ly, expe

t testimony on

hethe

you c

n

etu

n to

o

k, expe

t testimony on expected futu

e medic

l expenses,

nd the

mount of p

in

nd suffe

ing you’ve endu

ed

nd m

y, unfo

tun

tely, endu

e in the futu

e.

Othe

f

cto

s m

y include the effect of the inju

y on you

d

ily life, both nond in the futu

e. The tot

l settlement

mount

ill

lso inc

e

se if punitive d

m

ges

e

dded on;

s

e mentioned, this is sometimes the c

se if the othe

d

ive

s eg

egiously negligent o

if they committed

c

ime such

s d

unk d

iving.

Belo

e mo

e f

cto

s th

t imp

ct the

vege c

ccident settlement

mount:

Numbe

of

t-F

ult P

ties

If

nothe

d

ive

hits you on

n empty st

eet, you

ill p

ob

bly only be seeking compens

tion f

om thei

insu

nce comp

ny. Ho

eve

, if you

e

e hit by

comme

ci

l vehicle o

involved in

multi-c

pile-up, the

e m

y be multiple

venues fo

compens

tion. You

c

ccident lyeill tho

oughly investig

te eve

y possible option

nd find eve

y li

ble pty.

Policy Limits<

h3>
Note th

t

hen you

e filing

thi

d p

ty inju

y cl

im, you

e limited by the c

ps of the othe

d

ive

‘s insu

nce policy. Fo

ex

mple, in Tex

s the minimum c insunce

equi

ement is 30

60/25, o

:

• -level=”1″>$30,000 fo
  inju

  ies pe

  pe

  son

• i
  -level="1">$60,000 tot

  l pe

  ccident

• i
  -level="1">$25,000 fo

  p

  ope

  ty d

  m

  ge

If you

d

m

ges exceed these policy limits, you m

y be out of luck. Fo

mo

e info

m

tion

bout you

st

te’s c insunce ls

nd policy limits, c

ll us not 800-898-4877. Ou

l

ye

s h

ve expe

ience

ith c

ccident c

ses

ll ove

the count

y!

Seve

ity of Inju

y<

h3>
Obviously,

b

oken leg

ill me

it mo

e compens

tion th

n

sp

ined

nkle. Some inju

ies, such

s <

h

ef="https:

/c

inju

yvictims.com

living-spin

l-co

d-inju

y-often-expensive

“>spin

l co

d > inju

ies

nd tum

tic b

in inju

ies, c

n

ffect one’s

bility to eve

move independently

g

in,

hich c

n

ffect both life

ctivities

nd the

bility to hold

job. These types of inju

ies e often c

lled c

t

st

ophic inju

ies, simply bec

use thei

imp

cts on

ll

spects of life e so g

e

t. Victims of c

t

st

ophic

ccidents m

y need medic

l ce fo

the

est of thei

lives.

You

settlement

mount

ill be highe

fo

mo

e seve

e o

debilit

ting inju

ies. Fo

se

ious b

in inju

ies

nd p

lysis, settlement

mounts c

n

e

ch hund

eds of thous

nds o

even millions of doll

s.

G

ps in T

e

tment<

h3>
It’s c

uci

l to sho

eco

d of p

ompt

nd consistent medic

l ce

fte

you

c

ccident inju

y. If you

it too long o

miss

ppointments, insu

nce

djuste

s

ill cl

im th

t you en't “

e

lly” hu

t!

Length of T

e

tment

Typic

lly,

c

se c

nnot be settled until the victim h

s completed t

e

tment. If you e seve

ely inju

ed, you m

y need multiple su

ge

ies, but be

e th

t even mino

inju

ies m

y

equi

e months of physic

l thepy. It is impo

t

nt to closely follo

you

docto

’s o

de

s. Neve

ush th

ough you

t

e

tment pl

n in hopes of getting you

settlement check f

ste

,

s this is

su

efi

e

y to s

bot

ge you

c

se!

St

tute of Limit

tions

C

ccident cl

ims h

ve de

dlines

nd time limits c

lled st

tutes of limit

tions. If you miss this

indo

of time, you

c

se m

y be dismissed enti

ely

nd you

ill not be

ble to collect

ny compens

tion. St

tutes of limit

tions fo

c

ccidents vy

ildly depending on

h

t st

te the

ccident h

ppened in. The st

tute of limit

tions could be

ny

he

e f

om one ye to six yes. In Tex

s, fo

ex

mple, the st

tute of limit

tions fo

c

ccident is t

o ye

s f

om the d

te of the

ccident.

ct no

; the soone

you do, the soone

you

c

ccident lye

c

n begin building you

c

se!

Leg

l Fees

Pe

son

l inju

y

tto

neys often

o

k on

contingency b

sis. This me

ns thei

p

yment is contingent upon you

success,

nd they do not get p

id until you get p

id.

t the end of you

c

se, they

ill deduct thei

tto

ney fees f

om you

tot

l settlement

mount. This

mount

ill be discussed

t the st

t of you

c

se

hen you e hi

ing you

tto

ney.

<

id=”expenses”> >C

lcul

ting Expenses<

h2>
You’ve sc

olled this f

nd

e still

sking “ok

y, but ho

much

ill I

eceive in

c

ccident settlement?” Unfo

tun

tely the

e’s no sec

et fo

mul

o

m

gic

l c

lcul

to

fo

finding the

vege c

ccident settlement

mount. The outcome of e

ch c

se

ill be just

s unique

s e

ch victim. Ho

eve

,

c

ccident lye

’s expe

tise c

n help you estim

te the v

lue of you

c

se.

The fi

st step is to c

lcul

te you

economic d

m

ges. This is done by

dding togethell the bills fo

medic

l costs, expected medic

l costs,

nd p

ope

ty d

m

ge. Next,

e

dd you

existing

ges lost f

om

o

k

nd expected futu

e lost ges. These numbe

s depend on ho

much you m

ke, ho

long you

e

e out of

o

k,

nd ho

much longe

you’

e expected to miss

o

k. The second step is to

evie

nd c

lcul

te these d

m

ges b

sed on

numbe

of f

cto

s typic

lly

pplied,

s discussed

bove.  These c

lcul

tions c

n be ext

emely complex,

nd v

y f

om county to county. He

e’s

tip: No m

tte

ho

b

d you

p

in is, insunce comp

nies

e going to do

npl

y it!

It’s e

sie

to unde

st

nd if

e look

t

n ex

mple. Let’s s

y th

t you f

ctu

ed you

left

m in

c

ccident c

used by

nothe

d

ive

. You

medic

l bills e $5,000 in tot

l.

hen

n insu

nce

djuste

looks

t the b

e

kdo

n of economic costs, they see

minim

l numbe

of events. In thei

vie

, the

e’s just

n

mbul

nce to the hospit

l, t

e

tment fo

you

m, p

esc

iption medicine fo

the p

in,

nd pe

h

ps one o

t

o d

ys lost f

om

o

k. Ho

eve

, the

ccident

s t

um

tic fo

you. You’

e dep

essed. You still c

n’t pl

y you

f

vo

ite inst

ument o

lift you

child

en.

e kno

this, but in the vie

of the insu

nce comp

nies, given the seve

ity of some othe

inju

ies in c

ccidents, the p

in

nd suffe

ing th

t you f

ced

s comp

tively minim

l. The insu

nce comp

ny

ill t

e

t you like just

nothe

c

se numbe

, offe

ing you the sm

llest possible

mount they c

n

nd hoping you’ll sign

y you

ights. This is

hy you need

c

ccident

tto

ney

ho

ill t

e

t you

ith the

espect

nd comp

ssion you dese

ve du

ing this difficult time.

<

id=”medic

l-ce"><>Othe

F

cto

s &

mp; Medic

l C

e

e id="

tt

chment_69411" i

-desc

ibedby="c

ption-

tt

chment-69411″ style=”

idth: 200px" cl

ss=”

p-c

ption

lignleft">ss=”

p-im

ge-69411 size-medium” s

c="https:

/c

inju

yvictims.comp-content

uplo

ds

2017/03/guss-200×300.jpg”

lt=""

idth=”200″ height=”300″ s

cset="https:

/c

inju

yvictims.comp-content

uplo

ds

2017/03/guss-200×300.jpg 200

, https:

/c

inju

yvictims.comp-content

uplo

ds

2017/03/guss.jpg 400

" sizes="(m

x-

idth: 200px) 100v

, 200px” /> ption id="c

ption-

tt

chment-69411″ cl

ss="

p-c

ption-text"><

h

ef="https:

/c

inju

yvictims.com

ou

-te

m/ste

t-guss

“>Ste

t J. Guss<>, <

h

ef="https:

/c

inju

yvictims.com

se

vices

c

–

ccident-

tto

ney-houston

“>C

ccident

tto

ney<><

figc

ption><

figu

e> C

n

ny othe

f

cto

s

ffect the

mount of the settlement?

lthough the p

ocedu

e is essenti

lly

s

e outline it he

e, yes, m

ny f

cto

s c

n

ffect the

mount of the settlement. Often, insunce comp

nies

ill look

t

he

e the

ccident occued,

nd

ho the pties e th

t

e involved. 

hile it’s not

ight o

f

i

, the insunce comp

nies c

n sometimes <

h

ef="https:

/c

inju

yvictims.com

dete

mining-v

lue-c

–

ccident-c

se/”>v

lue<> cl

ims less simply b

sed on the demogphics of the pties involved. The time

nd loc

tion of youccident

lso m

tte

.

s it d

k o

ining? s

st

eet sign o

t

ffic light obscu

ed o

b

oken?

ll these f

cto

s

nd mo

e come into pl

y. You

best bet is to get

qu

lified

nd expe

ienced

tto

ney involved

s soon

s possible

ften

ccident, so they c

n guide you th

ough the p

ocess

nd

dvise you ho

to best m

ximize youecove

y.

See

medic

l p

ofession

l

s soon

s possible

fte c

ccident.

docto

should check you out tho

oughly. You don’t h

ve to be bleeding to be seve

ely hu

t; some d

nge

ous inju

ies such

s punctu

ed lungs o

concussions p

esent no notice

ble symptoms initi

lly. M

ny people don’t

e

lize th

t the p

in o

che they feel

fte c

ccident is

ctu

lly

se

ious inju

y

ith dev

st

ting effects.

hile the p

im

y

e

son to see

docto

immedi

tely is fo

you

he

lth

nd s

fety, you

lso nt to

void being in the position of

n insunce comp

ny pe

ceiving the l

ck of medic

l

ttention

s

sign you

e

en’t seve

ely inju

ed. They’ll do

nything they c

n to dismiss, diminish,

nd inv

lid

te you

p

in. Ensu

ing the p

ompt di

gnosis

nd t

e

tment of you

inju

ies is usu

lly the key component to

ecove

ing eve

ything to

hich you

e entitled! T

ust us, p

tience p

ys off.

<

id=”insu

nce-comp

ny"><>

h

t If the Insunce Comp

ny

efuses to Offe F

i

Settlement?<

h2>

fte

you’ve been th

ough the o

de

l of

c

ccident

nd been in cont

ct

ith the insu

nce comp

nies, you might

eceive

n insultingly lo

offe

f

om them.

Neve

settle fo

less th

n you dese

ve.

You

settlement

mount c

n inc

e

se depending on the negoti

ting skills of you

tto

ney.

good c

ccident lyeill keep negoti

ting until

f

i

offe

is

eceived,

nd not just settle immedi

tely.

hy? Bec

use the

mount of

c

ccident settlement is dete

mined by looking

t

veges of othe

settlements

nd

esolutions fo

simil incidents

ith simil

inju

ies in the s

me venue.

c

ccident

tto

ney c

n signific

ntly inc

e

se you

settlement offe

. Best of

ll,

e

o

k on

contingency b

sis. This me

ns

e ch

ge you nothing up f

ont;

e only get p

id if you <

em>get p

id!

<

id=”get-help-tod

y"><>Hi

e

C

ccident L

ye

No

Check out ou

<

h

ef="https:

/c

inju

yvictims.com

testimoni

ls

“>testimoni

ls<> to see

h

t

e c

n do fo

you. If you need fu

thessist

nce

nd

dvice, ple

se feel f

ee to <

h

ef=”https://c

inju

yvictims.com

cont

ct-us

“>cont

ct<> us. .

<

h

ef="https:

/c

inju

yvictims.comp-content

uplo

ds

2019/01/SJG-Logo-Ne

-Design-im

ge.png”> ss="

ligncente

p-im

ge-19228 size-full" title="Expe

ienced C

ccident

tto

neys" s

c=”https://c

inju

yvictims.comp-content

uplo

ds

2019/01/SJG-Logo-Ne

-Design-im

ge.png”

lt="Ste

t J. Guss”

idth="176" height="97"

> >n style=”colo

: #ed8917;">★ ★ ★ ★ ★<

sp

n><

p>
<

h

ef=”https://c

inju

yvictims.com

c

–

ccident-lye

-fees/”> n style="font-

eight: 400;”>C

ccident Lye

Fees n><> <

h

ef="https:

/c

inju

yvictims.com

episode-13-

h

t-is-

-m

ss-to

t-

nd-

ho-is-eligible

“> n style="font-

eight: 400;”>Episode #13:

h

t is

m

ss to

t

nd

ho is eligible?<

sp

n><

a>