“
e kno
fom expe
ience.” “e kno
thing o
to bec
usee’ve seen
thing ot
o.”ith these slog
ns, Fmes Insu
nce
nts you to put you
tust in them. Thei
commeci
ls, sting
cdemy
d-
inningcto
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>, mke you believe they’
ecomp
nyith enough insu
nce expe
ience to help youhen you
elly need it.
Ho
eve, F
me
s Insunce is only inteested in m
king money—nd they kno
thing o
to
bout honot to p
y clims so they c
n mke even mo
e<i> money!
If you’ve been hu
t inc
ccidentnd
e no
stuck deling
ith Fmes Insu
nce, don’t get t
kendv
ntge of. St
nd up foyou
ights,
nd get the compenstion you need to put you
life bck on t
ck.
e cn help you on this jou
ney.e’
e hee to sh
e seven sec
etse’ve le
ned in ou
yes of deling
ith Fmes Insu
nce cl
ims.e
e
ntion
l l fim b
sed in Houstonith multiple offices
ound the count
y.e
lsoo
kith
ffilite l
fi
ms in most sttes th
t she oufocus
nd dediction to excellence. No m
ttehee you
e loc
ted,e m
y beble to help you, so c
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Ove
the yes, Fmes Insu
nce G
oup hs
isen to become the thid-l
gest insu
nce comp
ny in the United Sttes,
nd c insunce ishuge piece of its p
ofitble pie. Millions of people buy c
insu
nce policies th
ough Fmes. F
me
s ens billions of dolls inevenue e
ch ye—nd its success depends on limiting settlements on cl
ims. You my think it’s i
onic tht
n insunce compny,
hose pupose is to cove
losses, stives to cove
s fe
lossess possible. Ho
eve, insu
nce comp
nies hve the s
me gols
sny othe
mssive co
potion: pofits, p
ofits, pofits!
ndhe
e do those pofits go?
ight<i> to the ve
y top! Fmes Insu
nce execs f
equently get six-figue
ises on top of six-
nd seven-<i>figu
e sl
ies,
nd yet Fmes f
equently pleds th
t it cn’t
ffod to p
y fi
vlue on v
lid clims.
F
me
s is no diffeent th
nny othe
insunce compny, so
hen you mke
clim
ith them, you my
un into complictions, del
ys,nd dis
ppointments<i>
t evey tu
n.fte
ll,
cdemy
d-
inningcto
s sting in you
ntion
l televisiondve
tising cmp
igns don’t come chep.
Millions of people in the United St
tes hve F
me
s Insunce opolicies th
ough its subsidiy, 21st Centuy Insu
nce.
s one of the lgestuto insu
nce p
ovides in the count
y, it’sll too likely you
ill get intoc
sh
ithF
me
s-insued d
ivendill h
ve to del
ith this compny
nd its shdy policies. He
e e some secets to help you ge
up fo
the bttle
hed.
SEC ET #1 – Despite Theidve
tising, F
me
s Insunce is One of theO
ST in the U.S.<b>
In
ecent yes, Consumeepots g
ve Fmes Insu
nce
“o
se” ting foboth “P
oblemsith Cl
ims”nd “Del
yed Pyments.” Consume
epo
ts<i>
lso sid th
t Fmes
s one of the “poo
est pefo
mes”
mongst mny m
joinsu
nce comp
nies in tems of p
ying offutomobile cl
ims in 30 dys o
less. InJD Po
es Collision
epi
Stisf
ction Study, Fmes
s given the lo
est possible tings<b> fo
clim settlements, the cl
im pocess
nd pocedu
es, clim
epesent
tives,nd ove
ll expe
ience focl
imnts
nd policyholdes.
dditionlly, the <
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nssoci
tion foJustice (
J)
> nked Fmes in its
epot on the Ten
ost Insu
nce Comp
nies inme
ic. One of the top
esons fo
this nking s its pticiption in schemes to
tifici
lly inflte p
emiums<b>
hile simultneously enfo
cing policies to limit pyouts
henevepossible.
The
epot gives
n exmple of
shmeful deni
l ofv
liduto
ccident clim by F
me
s:60-ye
-old policyholde
s incom
fonine d
ys folloing
devst
ting cccident. She suffe
ed pem
nent injuies th
tequi
ed heto use
heelch
i. F
me
s, hoeve
, denied heny coveget
ll, climing th
t theccident occu
ed due to pu
posefulo
d ge on the pt ofnothe
dive
nd, the
efoe,
s not cove
eds
n “ccident.” This c
se led toidesp
ed publicity
ndnge
g
inst the compny—
ightfully so! The even sdde
tuth is th
t the cse
bove is notn isol
ted incident. Fmes Insu
nce
egully te
ts clim
ntsnd policyholde
s unfi
ly, leving m
ny injued
ccident victims to fend fothemselves.
fte cccident, you’
e pob
bly feeling stessed out
nd ovehelmed. The good nes is th
t you don’t hve to f
ce the insunce compny
lone. Stet J. Guss, Inju
yccident L
ye
s cn help.
e’ve delt
ith Fmes cl
ims mny times,
nde’ve seen eve
y tick in the book.
e knofi
sthnd ho
this compny plots to lo
ep
ymentsnd inc
ese p
ofits,nd
e’e
edy to fight fo
theights of ou
clientsg
inst Fmes’ unf
isystem.
eegul
ly
eceive clls f
om peopleho st
ted
clim on thei
on, only to
elize ho
stessful
nd fust
ting the F
me
s clims p
ocess cn be.
s soons
e get involved, you cn b
ethe
sigh ofelief
nd focus on heling f
om youinju
ies insted of pl
ying tug-o-ith the insunce compny.
e cn help f
om the vey st
t of you
clim, o
e c
n become involvedfte
you’vel
edy filed
clim. In eithe
sitution, don’t
nt
moment longeto c
ll ouoffice fo
f
ee<b> ev
lution tod
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ee.SEC
ET #2 – F
me
s Insuncedjuste
s e HIGHLY Motivted NOT to P
y Clims
You don’t h
ve toely on the ho
o
stoies f
om clim
nts to knoth
t Fmes uses t
ctics too
kg
inst the best inteests of cl
imnts
nd policyholdes. In f
ct,fe
yesgo, le
ked inten
l documents <i>exposed the policies of the comp
ny. Fome
employeeslso testified th
t theye
e given specific incentives to limit pyouts.
The F
me
s Insunce “Quest foGold” p
ogm povided pizz
ptiesnd gift ce
tifictes to the
djustes
ho ticked o
lied theiy into the lo
est possible pyouts on thei
clims. Employees
lsoeceived
ises
nd positive evlu
tions bsed on thei
bilities to keep thei
clim p
ymentst
ock bottom – no mtte
hothey did it. Em
ilse
e sent instucting
djustes to keep settlements lo
—even fov
lid clims—
nd stting th
t employeesould get p
idcco
ding to theip
youteco
ds. Shocking, isn’t it? The less thosedjuste
s py you, the mo
e they put in theipockets. Don’t fo
get:Fme
s
djustes put PIZZ
PTIESbove
cccident victim’s needs!
Even though these
histlebloe
s tied to expose F
me
s foits sh
meful ticks
nd gmes
ith clim
nts, ouexpe
ience is tht F
me
s didn’t chnge its policies one bit. F
me
s Insunce continues toe
d employees fonot doing
ht insu
nce comp
nies should do—pying v
lid clims!
By no
, Texs
egulto
snd those f
om mny othe
sttes h
ve tken
ctiong
inst Fmes nume
ous times,lleging viol
tions of consumep
otection lsnd st
ndds. Still, despitell of these issues, millions of d
ives still c
y Fmes
uto insunce. This mens th
t mny c
ccident victimsill
egully need to del
ith the fust
ting p
ocess of filing clims
nd seeking compenstion f
om Fmes.
henn
djusteh
sn ulte
iomotive
nd incentives to loe
youcl
im, you cn bet you’
e not going to get the settlement offeyou expect
ight out of the gte. In f
ct, mny people
ho don’t hve the
ight legl
epesent
tion neveeceive the offe
they dese
ve fom F
me
s. The best y to del
ith this compny is to
etin leg
l counselho unde
stnds ho
to potect you
ights
scl
imnt
nd knos ho
to stnd up to the t
ctics of this insue
.e u
ge you to fight bck
ginst the F
me
sdjuste
, deny them thei“pizz
pty”nd get the full v
lue foyou
clim!
If you
e de
lingith F
me
s Insunce, cll us
ight nofo
f
ee consulttion
t 800-898-4877 o<
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ct us by clicking HEE
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se fof
ee.SEC
ET #3 – F
me
sdjuste
s Hve M
ny Ticks up Thei
Sleeves!<b>
Even
ithll the info
mtion
bout Fmes coming out into the open, the comp
ny keeps finding neys to keep money in the comp
ny’sccounts
nd out of the pockets of injued
ccident victims. Insted of focusing on ho
they cn best help thei
customes
nd uphold insunce policies, Fmes
djustes
e
ell-vesed in t
icks to chllenge p
t o
ll of you
clim.
Some
ys th
t Fmes
djustes
ok to limit o
deny clims include:
- i
-level="1">Getting you to
g
ee to ecoded st
tement.<b> F
me
s Insuncedjuste
sill p
essue you into giving them
eco
ded sttement, then they
ill bit you into
ccidentlly m
king sttements th
t help them chllenge you
clim. Too m
ny peopleg
ee toeco
ded clls,
lloing
djustes to t
ist theiods
ginst the cl
imnt’s inte
ests. Most people don’t evene
lize they’ve sid
nything tht m
y be misintep
eted until much lte
in the clims p
ocess! The tuth is you
e unde
no<i> oblig
tion to povide
eco
ded sttement.
- i
-level="1">Convincing you to
ccept the fi
st settlement offe. Insu
nce
djustes might t
y to tempt you by sying they c
n fst-t
ck you
clim if you
ccept the fist offe
. It my be tempting to t
ke this del. It’s only n
tul to ntcheck in you
hnd
s soons possible
fte c csh,ith so m
ny bills piling up.voiding del
ys my sound benefici
l, so you my
gee on the phone to
ccept the fist offe
. Once youe
lize the fist offe
is much <i>lo
eth
n you need oexpect, the
djustemight cl
im youecoded
geement is leg
lly binding!<li>
- i
-level="1">Ch
llenging li
bility foyou
ccident. If
Fmes policyholde
s 100%esponsible fo
youc
sh
nd injuies, F
me
s should<i> cove
100% of youlosses. Ho
eve, if F
me
s decides tht you
lso contibuted to the
ccident inny
y, they c
n limit the clim
mount by the pecent
ge of youf
ult. Foex
mple, if you clim $100,000 of losses
nd Fmes
lleges tht you
ee 40%
esponsible fothe
ccident, they cn
utomtic
lly slsh you
settlement by $40,000! This iscommon t
ctic the compny uses to t
y to convince you tht you dese
ve much less thn you cl
imed. Don’t get blmed fo
eck you did not c
use.<li>
- i
-level="1">Ch
llenging the c
use of youinju
ies. <b>In o
deto collect money fo
injuy-
elted losses, you must sho
tht the c
ccident diectly c
used youinju
ies. The best y to pove this is to he
d to the emegency
oom odocto
s soon
s you cn
ftethe c
sh. Ho
eve, you m
y note
lize you suffeed inju
iesight
y. Becuse of the
den
line tht
ushes into youbody du
ingt
um
tic event likec
c
sh, you might not notice inju
y symptoms immeditely. M
nyccident victims
it
couple of dys,
eek, o
longeto get
dignosis. This c
nesult in F
me
sdjuste
s questioninghethe
youinju
iese
eccident-
elted o
hethe
youe
e hut by
notheevent.
- i
-level="1">Ch
llenging the seve
itynd effects of you
injuies.
cccident imp
cts mny
e
s of youd
ily life. You knoho
much pin you feel
nd hoyou
injuies
estict you f
omo
king ocompleting eve
ydy t
sks. Hoeve
, Fmes
egully chllenges the cl
imed seveity of
ccident injuies to t
y toeduce losses. Fo
exmple, the
djustem
y chllenge the extent of you
te
tmentnd question
hetheit
s necess
y, o
they my
llege you shouldn’t hve missed so much
ok. They
lsoegul
ly
educe dm
ges fop
innd suffe
ing,s
ells othe
noneconomic losses. It cn be difficult to p
ove the seveity
nd effects of youinju
ies, but outtoneys fight to do so fo
clients.<li>
T
ust us—Fmes
ill donything
nd eveything it c
n to limit themount the comp
ny pys on you
clim. People in the middle of
Fmes cl
im oftene
lize tht p
oving theid
mges m
y be moe ch
llenging thn they thought. H
ving the help ofn expe
ienced lyeight fom the st
t c
n only benefit you! Shotly
ftethe
ccident,n
djusteill cll you
ndill t
y to get you to mke st
tementsbout the
ccidentnd you
injuies. Be
e: they e listening fonything<
i> they c
n useg
inst you. Even the simplest offhnd comment c
n come bck to h
unt you lte
on don the
od, so it’s
lys best to sy
s littles possible. Let ou
lyes h
ndlell communic
tionsith the
djuste.
The
djustemight
lso tell you tht you don’t need to c
ll ust
ll. Tht’s bec
use they don’t nt you to hve the
dvicend help of
lye. They kno
<i> th
t theight l
ye
ill fight fo
the pyment you dese
vend put p
essue on them. They’ll tell you th
t you cn t
ust themnd they’
e on youside, so the
e’s noe
son to get legl
epesent
tion. Hoeve
, too mny people le
n ve
y quickly tht F
me
s is not on theiside
tll.
djustes
illlso use t
icks to get you toccept the fi
st offethey put on the t
ble. This offeis
lmostl
ys f
too lo
<i>. If the
e’sch
nce you my t
ken offe
,hy
ould Fmes not st
t lo
? The folloing
e some
ys they t
y to tick you into
ccepting f less thn you dese
ve:- -level=”1″>Del
ying you
cl
imnd c
using fust
tion so you might
cceptny offe
just to getcheck in you
hnd.
- i
-level="1">Getting you to
g
ee toccept the fi
st offeif they f
st-tck youcl
im.<li>
Don’t t
de tens of thous
nds of dolls fo quickeesolution. Get the money you deseve fo
youinju
ies. If Fmes is c
using delys o
mking empty p
omises, you cn bet thei
offeill only cove fction of youlosses! Don’t let them get
yith thei
ticks! Inste
d, cll us
ight nofo
f
ee consulttion
t 800-898-4877 o<
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ct us by clicking HEE
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se fof
ee.e’
e hee 24/7 to help!
SEC ET #4 –
t F
me
s Insunce,COMPUTE
Decides YouF
te!<b>
F
me
s islso one of m
ny insunce compnies th
t usescompute
pog
m c
lled Colossus to detemine settlement offe
s. This pog
m is designed to minimize
nd undev
lue <i>pe
sonl inju
y clims, but F
me
s Insuncedjuste
s e foced to use the c
lcultions due to comp
ny policies. The pog
m
nlyzes medic
leco
dsnd fin
ncil st
tementsnd then
ecommendssettlement fo
medicl costs, lost
ges,
nd pin
nd suffeing. This is often highly det
imentl to you
clim.
Eve
yccident victim
ill hve
diffeent expe
ience. Even to people
ho suffethe s
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um
tic bin injuies
> in cccidents
ill likely diffein the follo
ing:- -level=”1″>Length of time in the hospit
l<
li>
- i
-level="1">Medic
l effects,
hich my include cognitive, physic
l,nd beh
viol impi
ments<li>
- i
-level="1">Time needed foecove
y
- i
-level="1">Effect of symptoms
nd imp
iments on thei
bility to
ok
- i
-level="1">Types of
eh
bilittive the
py
equied
- i
-level="1">Pe
m
nent disbilities f
om the bin injuies
- i
-level="1">Emotion
l effects of living
itht
um
tic bin injuy
mining
n insunce settlement,djuste
s should evlu
te ech cl
im onn individu
l bsis, including the specific sho
t-tem
nd long-tem effects of the inju
y on the cccident victim.
e kno computep
ogm cnnot t
ke intoccount pe
sonl det
ils, suchs
n individul’s PTSD f
omc
ccident odep
essions
esult of pe
mnent inju
iesnd dis
bilities. Cccident inju
ies e subjectivend unique, but compute
pog
ms t
et them
s objectivend one-size-fits-
ll situtions.
computec
n neveunde
stnd you
pin—so F
me
s shouldn’t use them!t Ste
t J. Guss, Injuy
ccident Lyes, ou
client-fist
ppo
ch is the foundtion of ou
fim.
e te
t evey client
ith theespect, p
tience,nd comp
ssion they deseve. Don’t get tossed
side byn insu
nce comp
nyho sees you
s justnothe
line of computecode.
The compute
clcul
tions cn be f
off, especi
lly if youinju
ies e seious. Compute
onot,
emembeth
t you do not <i>h
ve toccept F
me
s’ looffe
, noshould you! Quite f
nkly, befo
e you even spek to
Fmes
djuste, you should immedi
tely<i> cont
ctn
uto insuncetto
neyho kno
s hothis comp
nyo
ks befoe you eve
<i> sign
nything! If youccept
settlement offe, th
t’s themount you’
e stuckith. Once you sign on the dotted line, you
gee to
ive you
ights to file
nddition
l clim o
tke leg
lction
egding tht p
ticul
ccident. Imgine the follo
ing:- -level=”1″>F
me
s mkes
n offeth
t seemse
sonble to you
t fist,
nd you just nt to get the pocess ove
ith
nd py you
bills.<li>
- i
-level="1">You
ccept the offe
nd
eceivecheck.
- i
-level="1">You soon
e
lize tht the offe
doesn’t even come close to coveing
ll of youlosses, including futu
e medicl expenses, lost income, incident
l expenses,nd mo
e.<li>
- i
-level="1">Bec
use you signed the
geement, you h
ve no y of seeking moe compens
tion to coveyou
losses,nd you’ll h
ve mny out-of-pocket expenses.
It’s
lys nice to conclude the insunce pocess
s soons possible, especi
llys the bills st
t to pile up. Ho
eve,
e nt to emphsize to ou
clients tht getting the settlement you need is much mo
e impot
nt thn speeding th
ough the clims p
ocess.F
me
suto
ccident clim c
n beiting g
me,s ou
lyes
ill povide the evidence necess
y to negoti
te fo higheoffe
. Neveush toccept
settlement. Insted, cont
ct ouoffice
nde’ll h
ndle the entie p
ocess foyou, keeping you info
med ofny p
ogess in you
clim.
SEC ET #5 – You M
y H
ve to FileL
suit To Get
ht You Dese
ve<b> hen the compute
tells the F
me
s Insuncedjuste
to mke
idiculously lo
offe, the
djustem
y not budge. You my need to file
peson
l injuy l
suit
ginst the
t-fult d
ive.
hile this lsuit is techniclly
ginst the d
ive, you c
n bet tht F
me
s is coveing the judgment up to the policy limits. Fo
thise
son, Fmes
ill still vey much st
y involved in youl
suit.
One benefit of
lsuit is tht it
ill foce F
me
s toe
lize tht
juy
ill tke into conside
tion the subjective ci
cumstnces of you
cccident inju
ies, unlike clim estim
tion computep
ogms<i>. Ju
ieslso don’t h
veny incentive to limit compens
tion like Fmes Insu
nce employees h
ve. Juies don’t get “pizz
pties” fodenying cl
ims. In fct, ju
ies often fvo
injued
ccident victims ovebig business insu
nce comp
nies. Fothis
eson, F
me
sill often
nt to
voidt
il
nd my inc
ese
settlement offeonce you initi
te litigtion. They
nt to end the p
ocess befoe you eve
mke it into the cou
toom!
F
me
snd simil
uto insunce compnies do not
nt cl
imnts to consult
ith peson
l injuy
ttoneys. They kno
tht
skilled cccident
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If you
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me
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nce comp
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me
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me
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