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ET #2 – US

djuste

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ve T

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P

yout

hen you file

n insu

nce cl

im, US

ill

ssign you

cl

im to

specific

djuste

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djuste

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ke ce of cl

im

nts, but to minimize<

i> p

yments in

ny

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ny me

ns necess

y. Ho

eve

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djuste

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nt you to kno

this. In f

ct, they h

ve m

ny t

ctics to m

ke you believe th

t they e on you

side, not the side of US

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djuste

s t

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in you

t

ust in multiple

ys. Fi

st, they

ill simply tell you th

t you don’t need to c

ll

lye

bec

use they e he

e to help you. They’ll m

ke you believe th

t the cl

ims p

ocess is not

n

dve

si

l one, so

hy

ould you need

n

tto

ney? This is bec

use it’s e

sie

to get un

ep

esented cl

im

nts to

ccept lo

b

ll offe

s.

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ill t

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ke eco

ded st

tement. You e not oblig

ted to p

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ded st

tement.<

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djuste

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d, they

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    cent

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settlement offe

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nd th

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n

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SEC

ET #3 – Del

ys e Pt of US’s G

me

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me, but consequences c

n be especi

lly di

e fo

c

ccident victims. US kno

s this,

nd they’

e hoping they c

n fo

ce you to settle p

em

tu

ely.

hile you

tch you

medic

l bills pile up, you

st

ess level

ill

ise

s

ell. If you’

e missing

o

k, losing th

t income c

n th

o

you

enti

e budget off

nd you might be st

uggling to cove

you

b

sic household expenses. It’s only n

tul to nt

check in you

h

nd

s soon

s possible!

US

kno

s the st

esses th

t c csh victims f

ce,

nd the u

gency of thei

fin

nci

l situ

tions. The comp

ny then uses this to theidv

nt

ge. In m

ny situ

tions,

US

djusteill

equest documents f

om you, then

equest mo

e documents o

even the s

me<

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g

in. This inconveniences you, su

e, but it

lso del

ys the cl

im p

ocess.

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st, you m

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f

om the

djuste

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ch d

y o

even seve

l times

d

y. Then, the c

lls m

y

b

uptly stop

nd you m

y be un

ble to get the

djuste

on the phone

t

ll. This le

ves you in the d

k, un

e of

h

t’s h

ppening

ith you

settlement

nd

ith no ide

of ho

long the insunce cl

im p

ocess

ill t

ke. It’s no su

p

ise th

t cl

im

nts become imp

tient

nd

nt to do

nything they c

n to get thei

p

yment

S

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chestting these del

ys, US

kno

s you’ll get f

ust

ted. You’ll get

nxious. You’ll be mo

e

illing to

ccept

ny<

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they put on the t

ble. This is yet

nothe

t

ick they use to convince you to

ccept much less th

n you

ctu

lly dese

ve.

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check

s f

st

s possible m

y seem like the best decision in you

situ

tion, it c

n be

dev

st

ting move to t

ke the fi

st offe

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is too lo

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n le

ve you

ith much bigge

fin

nci

l p

oblems in the long

un. In some c

ses,

n

djuste

ill

dd

ess the issue of del

ys

ight f

om the stt. They’ll tell you th

t the p

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n often t

ke some time, but they c

n speed it up just fo

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g

ee to

ccept the fi

st settlement offe

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ust us, this is not

p

omise

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ved “just fo

you.” It’s

common m

nipul

tion t

ctic to get people to

g

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ccept

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ings us to…

SEC

ET #4 –

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Unf

i

Settlement Offe

s

Like m

ny insunce comp

nies, US

djuste

s use

compute

p

ogm to ev

lu

te cl

ims

nd m

ke settlement offe

s. Yes—you

e

d th

t

ight. Inste

d of

pe

son deciding you

f

te, they le

ve it up to

compute

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y this m

kes fo

f

ind efficient cl

ims h

ndling p

ocess, but the t

uth is those compute

s

e p

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o

k

g

inst<

i> victims m

king cl

ims. They

e specific

lly designed to offe

ext

emely lo

settlement offe

s on legitim

te c

ccident cl

ims.

hen you file

cl

im,

djuste

s

ill put you

medic

l bills

nd

eco

ds into the p

og

m,

hich

ill then give

n estim

te fo

compens

tion fo

you

losses. These estim

tes e

l

ys lo

bec

use these p

ogms unde

estim

te the

mount you

e o

ed fo

c

tego

ies of d

m

ges fo

hich the

e is no set v

lue (unlike

medic

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m

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    tium

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    e e

    ning c

    p

    city

The compute

p

og

m c

nnot spe

k to you on the phone o

sk you pe

son

lized questions. It

ill neve

t

uly unde

st

nd

h

t you’

e going th

ough. Inste

d, it b

ses its decisions on

p

e-p

og

mmed

lgo

ithm—one th

t is intended to unde

v

lue cl

ims

nd m

ximize US

’s p

ofits! Ou

l

ye

s unde

st

nd th

t people

e not

obots,

nd they should not h

ve thei

cl

ims decided by

compute

. You m

y not kno

ho

much money you’

e entitled to, but it’s ou

job to find out!

Some people m

y

eceive

settlement offe

f

om US

nd

ssume th

t it’s the most they’ll get. This is not

t

ll the c

se,

nd by

ccepting

fi

st offe

, you

ill give up youights to seek

ny mo

e money in the futu

e.

he

e

ill you tu

n once you

e

lize you’ve been che

ted

nd you

ccident-

el

ted expenses continue to pile up? In this situ

tion, the insunce comp

ny

ins by p

ying out

s little

s possible!

Befo

e you even spe

k to

US

djuste

, you should immedi

tely cont

ct

n

uto insunce

tto

ney

ho kno

s ho

this comp

ny

o

ks. Don’t give

st

tement, don’t sign

nything,

nd don’t t

ke ch

nces!

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SEC

ET #5 – US

Lo

b

lls Its O

n Insu

eds on Uninsu

ed Moto

ists

nd PIP Cl

ims

If you

e

US policyholdeho needs 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 US

ill m

ke the p

ocess e

sie

fo

you bec

use you p

y p

emiums

nd m

y even be

membe

of the milit

y o

f

mily membe

.

Think

g

in.

US

—like othe

insunce comp

nies—

ill often fight

g

inst these cl

ims. Thei

p

t

iotism ends

ith thei

p

ofit m

gins.

If you

e

US customend you

e

e in

hit

nd

un

ccident on uninsu

ed d

ive

hit you, you

ill still need to fight

n uphill b

ttle even though you e filing

cl

im

ith you

o

n insu

e

. In some c

ses, you m

y even need to file

lsuit

g

inst US if it

efuses to offe

the full

mount of you

uninsu

ed moto

ist cl

im!

Like

ise, US h

s

speci

l comp

ny they use to “nitpick”

ll medic

l bills they e

sked to p

y unde

thei

Pe

son

l Inju

y P

otection o

“PIP” cove

ge.

nyone in this situ

tion should seek

ssist

nce f

om

n

tto

ney

ho h

s expe

ience de

ling

ith US cl

ims.

e’ve h

ndled thous

nds of cl

ims

ith US,

nd

e

ill not b

ck do

n in the f

ce of unf

i

t

e

tment.

SEC

ET #6 – You C

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hen US puts

settlement offe

on the t

ble th

t doesn’t even begin to cove

you

losses, you

he

t m

y sink. Eve

ything might feel hopeless. But kno

th

t it is neve

<

i> hopeless. The fi

st settlement offe

is not the fin

l offe

, despite

h

t the insu

nce

djuste

might le

d you to believe. You h

ve the oppo

tunity to negoti

te fo

mo

e money. Kno

ing youights is h

lf the b

ttle! If the insunce comp

ny is ch

llenging li

bility fo

the csh, you

nd you

c

ccident l

ye

c

n p

esent evidence th

t the policyholde

s

t f

ult

nd th

t you

e

en’t negligent

s

ell. If the

djuste

questions the seve

ity o

c

use of you

inju

ies, you c

n sho

documents f

om you

medic

l p

ovide

s

nd othe

expe

ts

ho c

n

ttest to youccident-

el

ted inju

ies.

Fighting fo

highe

offe

is no simple t

sk, ho

eve

. US might ise you

offe

little, but

ill likely t

y to continue to lo

b

ll you. This is bec

use these comp

nies

ll think they c

n t

ke

dv

nt

ge of un

ep

esented clients,

nd they often do! T

ying to fight this on you

o

n could del

y the cl

im even mo

e. You could put in you

best effo

t

nd still end up

ith

lo

b

ll offe

. This is only one of m

ny

e

sons

hy you should h

ve

skilled

uto insu

nce cl

ims

tto

ney on you

side th

oughout the enti

e p

ocess.

SEC

ET #7 – US

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n inju

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ve the

ight to t

ke

ction in cou

t

s

ell. If US is not

illing to m

ke

ny so

t of

e

son

ble offe

, you m

y need to file

lsuit

g

inst the

t-f

ult d

ive

. The decision to file

l

suit should be one th

t you cefully discuss

ith

n

tto

ney

ho h

s expe

ience litig

ting c

ccident cl

ims.

hile this l

suit is

g

inst the d

ive

, you c

n bet th

t US

is cove

ing the judgment up to the policy limits. Fo

this

e

son, US

ill still ve

y much st

y involved in you

l

suit.

Unlike m

ny insunce comp

nies, US

don’t usu

lly h

ve in-house l

ye

s

e

dy to defend

g

inst lsuits. Inste

d, they hi

e loc

l

tto

neys

he

eve

the lsuit is filed. This me

ns they might h

ve to p

y highe

fees fo

leg

l defense th

n insu

nce comp

nies

ho keep

tto

neys on s

ly. Fo

this

e

son, filing

lsuit c

n quickly get US

’s

ttention

nd often se

ves

s

st

ong negoti

tion t

ctic!

fte

you file

lsuit

g

inst US, the comp

ny often signific

ntly inc

e

ses its settlement offe

s. If the ne

offe

still

on’t

dequ

tely cove

you

losses, US

ill t

y to dg you th

ough the enti

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tion p

ocess. Genelly, US nts to

void the costs of

t

i

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nd

ill inc

e

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g

in

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e you

t

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common p

tte

n

ith this insu

nce comp

ny—

nd ou

tto

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ccident Lye

s, kno

ho

to h

ndle it. 

hen necess

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e

ill file

lsuit on you

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nd fight fo

you

full

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hy you should h

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djuste

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e

tto

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ho c

n h

ndle you

cl

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you, such

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ys the

ight lye

c

n help

ith you

US cl

ims p

ocess. Let them kno

you me

n business f

om the st

t. US

kno

s it c

n t

ke

dv

nt

ge of un

ep

esented

ccident victims,

nd it often does so successfully.

hen you h

ve

n

tto

ney h

ndling you

cl

im, it sends

st

ong mess

ge

ight

y. It sho

s th

t you kno

you

ights

nd you kno

the insu

nce comp

ny m

y t

y to s

ve money

t you

expense.

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ddition, h

ving

n

tto

ney f

om the office of Ste

t J. Guss, Inju

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ccident Lye

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position.

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n.

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te to t

ke the c

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on’t m

ke

f

i

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esent

tion c

n even

o

k to

chieve

f

vo

ble outcome f

ste

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tto

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to file

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