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ble pie. Millions of people buy c

insu

nce policies th

ough Fme

s. F

me

s ens billions of dolls in

evenue e

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nd its success depends on limiting settlements on cl

ims. You m

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onic th

t

n insunce comp

ny,

hose pu

pose is to cove

losses, st

ives to cove

s fe

losses

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nce comp

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me go

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potion: p

ofits, p

ofits, p

ofits!

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lid cl

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me

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ent th

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ny othe

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ET #1 – Despite Theidve

tising, F

me

s Insunce is One of the

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In

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ny m

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insu

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ms of p

ying off

utomobile cl

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JD Po

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hile simult

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cing policies to limit p

youts

heneve

possible.

The

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t gives

n ex

mple of

sh

meful deni

l of

v

lid

uto

ccident cl

im by F

me

s:

60-ye

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s in

com

fo

nine d

ys follo

ing

dev

st

ting c

ccident. She suffe

ed pe

m

nent inju

ies th

t

equi

ed he

to use

heelch

i

. F

me

s, ho

eve

, denied heny covege

t

ll, cl

iming th

t the

ccident occu

ed due to pu

poseful

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s not cove

ed

s

n “

ccident.” This c

se led to

idesp

e

d publicity

nd

nge

g

inst the comp

ny—

ightfully so! The even s

dde

t

uth is th

t the c

se

bove is not

n isol

ted incident. Fme

s Insu

nce

egully t

e

ts cl

im

nts

nd policyholde

s unf

i

ly, le

ving m

ny inju

ed

ccident victims to fend fo

themselves.

fte c

ccident, you’

e p

ob

bly feeling st

essed out

nd ovehelmed. The good ne

s is th

t you don’t h

ve to f

ce the insunce comp

ny

lone. Ste

t J. Guss, Inju

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ccident L

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s c

n help.

e’ve de

lt

ith Fme

s cl

ims m

ny times,

nd

e’ve seen eve

y t

ick in the book.

e kno

fi

sth

nd ho

this comp

ny plots to lo

e

p

yments

nd inc

e

se p

ofits,

nd

e’

e

e

dy to fight fo

the

ights of ou

clients

g

inst Fme

s’ unf

i

system.

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ly

eceive c

lls f

om people

ho st

ted

cl

im on thei

o

n, only to

e

lize ho

st

essful

nd f

ust

ting the F

me

s cl

ims p

ocess c

n be.

s soon

s

e get involved, you c

n b

e

the

sigh of

elief

nd focus on he

ling f

om you

inju

ies inste

d of pl

ying tug-o-ith the insunce comp

ny.

e c

n help f

om the ve

y st

t of you

cl

im, o

e c

n become involved

fte

you’ve

l

e

dy filed

cl

im. In eithe

situ

tion, don’t

nt

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SEC

ET #2 – F

me

s Insunce

djuste

s e HIGHLY Motiv

ted NOT to P

y Cl

ims

You don’t h

ve to

ely on the ho

o

sto

ies f

om cl

im

nts to kno

th

t Fme

s uses t

ctics to

o

k

g

inst the best inte

ests of cl

im

nts

nd policyholde

s. In f

ct,

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yes

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i>exposed the policies of the comp

ny. Fo

me

employees

lso testified th

t they

e

e given specific incentives to limit p

youts.

The F

me

s Insunce “Quest fo

Gold” p

ogm p

ovided pizz

pties

nd gift ce

tific

tes to the

djuste

s

ho t

icked o

lied thei

y into the lo

est possible p

youts on thei

cl

ims. Employees

lso

eceived

ises

nd positive ev

lu

tions b

sed on thei

bilities to keep thei

cl

im p

yments

t

ock bottom – no m

tte

ho

they did it. Em

ils

e

e sent inst

ucting

djuste

s to keep settlements lo

—even fo

v

lid cl

ims—

nd st

ting th

t employees

ould get p

id

cco

ding to thei

p

yout

eco

ds. Shocking, isn’t it? The less those

djuste

s p

y you, the mo

e they put in thei

pockets. Don’t fo

get:

Fme

s

djuste

s put PIZZ

PTIES

bove

c

ccident victim’s needs!

Even though these

histleblo

e

s t

ied to expose F

me

s fo

its sh

meful t

icks

nd g

mes

ith cl

im

nts, ou

expe

ience is th

t F

me

s didn’t ch

nge its policies one bit. F

me

s Insunce continues to

e

d employees fo

not doing

h

t insu

nce comp

nies should do—p

ying v

lid cl

ims!

By no

, Tex

s

egul

to

s

nd those f

om m

ny othe

st

tes h

ve t

ken

ction

g

inst Fme

s nume

ous times,

lleging viol

tions of consume

p

otection ls

nd st

ndds. Still, despite

ll of these issues, millions of d

ive

s still c

y Fme

s

uto insunce. This me

ns th

t m

ny c

ccident victims

ill

egully need to de

l

ith the f

ust

ting p

ocess of filing cl

ims

nd seeking compens

tion f

om Fme

s.

hen

n

djuste

h

s

n ulte

io

motive

nd incentives to lo

e

you

cl

im, you c

n bet you’

e not going to get the settlement offe

you expect

ight out of the g

te. In f

ct, m

ny people

ho don’t h

ve the

ight leg

l

ep

esent

tion neve

eceive the offe

they dese

ve f

om F

me

s. The best y to de

l

ith this comp

ny is to

et

in leg

l counsel

ho unde

st

nds ho

to p

otect you

ights

s

cl

im

nt

nd kno

s ho

to st

nd up to the t

ctics of this insu

e

.

e u

ge you to fight b

ck

g

inst the F

me

s

djuste

, deny them thei

“pizz

pty”

nd get the full v

lue fo

you

cl

im!

If you

e de

ling

ith F

me

s Insunce, c

ll us

ight no

fo

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SEC

ET #3 – F

me

s

djuste

s H

ve M

ny T

icks up Thei

Sleeves!<

b>

Even

ith

ll the info

m

tion

bout Fme

s coming out into the open, the comp

ny keeps finding ne

ys to keep money in the comp

ny’s

ccounts

nd out of the pockets of inju

ed

ccident victims. Inste

d of focusing on ho

they c

n best help thei

custome

s

nd uphold insunce policies, Fme

s

djuste

s

e

ell-ve

sed in t

icks to ch

llenge p

t o

ll of you

cl

im.

Some

ys th

t Fme

s

djuste

s

o

k to limit o

deny cl

ims include:

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    ded st

    tement.<

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    me

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    djuste

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    essu

    e you into giving them

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    tement, then they

    ill b

    it you into

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    king st

    tements th

    t help them ch

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    ny people

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    eco

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    lls,

    llo

    ing

    djuste

    s to t

    ist theio

    ds

    g

    inst the cl

    im

    nt’s inte

    ests. Most people don’t even

    e

    lize they’ve s

    id

    nything th

    t m

    y be misinte

    p

    eted until much l

    te

    in the cl

    ims p

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    uth is you

    e unde

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    tion to p

    ovide

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    tement.

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    ccept the fi

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    . Insu

    nce

    djuste

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    y to tempt you by s

    ying they c

    n f

    st-t

    ck you

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    im if you

    ccept the fi

    st offe

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    y be tempting to t

    ke this de

    l. It’s only n

    tul to nt

    check in you

    h

    nd

    s soon

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    fte c csh,

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    ny bills piling up.

    voiding del

    ys m

    y sound benefici

    l, so you m

    y

    g

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    ccept the fi

    st offe

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    e

    lize the fi

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    th

    n you need o

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    llenging li

    bility fo

    you

    ccident. If

    Fme

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    esponsible fo

    you

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    sh

    nd inju

    ies, F

    me

    s should<

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    100% of you

    losses. Ho

    eve

    , if F

    me

    s decides th

    t you

    lso cont

    ibuted to the

    ccident in

    ny

    y, they c

    n limit the cl

    im

    mount by the pe

    cent

    ge of you

    f

    ult. Fo

    ex

    mple, if you cl

    im $100,000 of losses

    nd Fme

    s

    lleges th

    t you

    e

    e 40%

    esponsible fo

    the

    ccident, they c

    n

    utom

    tic

    lly sl

    sh you

    settlement by $40,000! This is

    common t

    ctic the comp

    ny uses to t

    y to convince you th

    t you dese

    ve much less th

    n you cl

    imed. Don’t get bl

    med fo

    eck you did not c

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    de

    to collect money fo

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    ted losses, you must sho

    th

    t the c

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    gency

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    docto

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    s you c

    n

    fte

    the c

    sh. Ho

    eve

    , you m

    y not

    e

    lize you suffe

    ed inju

    ies

    ight

    y. Bec

    use of the

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    line th

    t

    ushes into you

    body du

    ing

    t

    um

    tic event like

    c

    c

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    y symptoms immedi

    tely. M

    ny

    ccident victims

    it

    couple of d

    ys,

    eek, o

    longe

    to get

    di

    gnosis. This c

    n

    esult in F

    me

    s

    djuste

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    cts m

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    in you feel

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    you

    inju

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    ict you f

    om

    o

    king o

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    yd

    y t

    sks. Ho

    eve

    , Fme

    s

    egully ch

    llenges the cl

    imed seve

    ity of

    ccident inju

    ies to t

    y to

    educe losses. Fo

    ex

    mple, the

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    m

    y ch

    llenge the extent of you

    t

    e

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    m

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    p

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    ing,

    s

    ell

    s othe

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    ove the seve

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T

ust us—Fme

s

ill do

nything

nd eve

ything it c

n to limit the

mount the comp

ny p

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cl

im. People in the middle of

Fme

s cl

im often

e

lize th

t p

oving thei

d

m

ges m

y be mo

e ch

llenging th

n they thought. H

ving the help of

n expe

ienced lyeight f

om the st

t c

n only benefit you! Sho

tly

fte

the

ccident,

n

djusteill c

ll you

nd

ill t

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ke st

tements

bout the

ccident

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nd comment c

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ck to h

unt you l

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on do

n the

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d, so it’s

lys best to s

y

s little

s possible. Let ou

lye

s h

ndle

ll communic

tions

ith the

djuste

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The

djuste

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lso tell you th

t you don’t need to c

ll us

t

ll. Th

t’s bec

use they don’t nt you to h

ve the

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nd help of

lye

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t the

ight l

ye

ill fight fo

the p

yment you dese

ve

nd put p

essu

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t you c

n t

ust them

nd they’

e on you

side, so the

e’s no

e

son to get leg

l

ep

esent

tion. Ho

eve

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ny people le

n ve

y quickly th

t F

me

s is not on thei

side

t

ll.

djuste

s

ill

lso use t

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ccept the fi

st offe

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Don’t t

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nds of dolls fo quickeesolution. Get the money you dese

ve fo

you

inju

ies. If Fme

s is c

using del

ys o

m

king empty p

omises, you c

n bet thei

offeill only cove fction of you

losses! Don’t let them get

y

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mine settlement offe

s. This p

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son

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ims, but F

me

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ced to use the c

lcul

tions due to comp

ny policies. The p

og

m

n

lyzes medic

l

eco

ds

nd fin

nci

l st

tements

nd then

ecommends

settlement fo

medic

l costs, lost

ges,

nd p

in

nd suffe

ing. This is often highly det

iment

l to you

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im.

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hen dete

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n insunce settlement,

djuste

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te e

ch cl

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sis, including the specific sho

t-te

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nd long-te

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ccident victim.

e kno compute

p

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son

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ils, such

s

n individu

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c

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ession

s

esult of pe

m

nent inju

ies

nd dis

bilities. C

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p

og

ms t

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t them

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tions.

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st

nd you

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t J. Guss, Inju

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ccident Lye

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client-fi

st

pp

o

ch is the found

tion of ou

fi

m.

e t

e

t eve

y client

ith the

espect, p

tience,

nd comp

ssion they dese

ve. Don’t get tossed

side by

n insu

nce comp

ny

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s just

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n

uto insunce

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settlement offe

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mount you’

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    ve m

    ny out-of-pocket expenses.

It’s

lys nice to conclude the insunce p

ocess

s soon

s possible, especi

lly

s the bills st

t to pile up. Ho

eve

,

e nt to emph

size to ou

clients th

t getting the settlement you need is much mo

e impo

t

nt th

n speeding th

ough the cl

ims p

ocess.

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me

s

uto

ccident cl

im c

n be

iting g

me,

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ill p

ovide the evidence necess

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te fo highe

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e’ll h

ndle the enti

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ocess fo

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y H

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hen the compute

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l

suit.

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me

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vo

inju

ed

ccident victims ove

big business insu

nce comp

nies. Fo

this

e

son, F

me

s

ill often

nt to

void

t

i

l

nd m

y inc

e

se

settlement offe

once you initi

te litig

tion. They

nt to end the p

ocess befo

e you eve

m

ke it into the cou

t

oom!

F

me

s

nd simil

uto insunce comp

nies do not

nt cl

im

nts to consult

ith pe

son

l inju

y

tto

neys. They kno

th

t

skilled c

ccident

tto

ney

ill info

m you of the full v

lue of you

cl

im,

dvise you

hen

settlement offe

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y h

db

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vo

ble settlement,

nd file

l

suit

hen necessy. These e

ll impo

t

nt

e

sons

hy you should

L

YS consult

ith

c

ccident l fi

m befo

e you file

cl

im

ith F

me

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leg

l te

m is neve

hesit

nt to file

lsuit

hen it’s in ou

clients’ best inte

ests. Bec

use Fme

s

ill likely be p

ying the judgment, they

ill

gg

essively defend

g

inst you

l

suit

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    ch

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Sometimes, simply filing the l

suit is enough to get F

me

s to m

ke

n

pp

op

i

te offe

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c

ses, F

me

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ocess to t

y to get you to d

op the c

se. Don’t

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l

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lso kno

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to pl

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ll in cou

t to fight fo

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ights!

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ET #6 — F

me

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b

lls Its O

n Insu

eds on Uninsu

ed Moto

ists

nd PIP Cl

ims

s

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If you

e

Fme

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nd need to file

n uninsu

ed o

unde

insu

ed moto

ist cl

im, o

tu

n in

PIP cl

im fo

you

medic

l bills, you m

y think th

t F

me

s

ill m

ke the p

ocess e

sie

fo

you bec

use you p

y p

emiums

nd e thei

custome

. Think

g

in. Fme

s—like othe

insunce comp

nies—

ill often fight

g

inst the cl

ims of thei

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n insu

eds<

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p

ofit m

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t

nt to them th

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hit

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un

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hit you, you

ill still need to fight

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ttle even though you e filing

cl

im

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o

n insu

e

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custome

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yes

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de eve

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yment on time, you c

nnot count on the insu

nce comp

ny to be the

e

hen you need them. In some c

ses, you m

y even need to file

l

suit

g

inst F

me

s if it

efuses to offe

the full

mount of you

uninsu

ed moto

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im.

nyone in this situ

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ssist

nce f

om

n

tto

ney

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E

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n policies

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otocols

eg

ding ho

it h

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ye

m

y h

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diffe

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pp

o

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ndling

Fme

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GEICO cl

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fi

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