Post contributed by Dan Baldyga.
There are DOZENS of insurance claim possibilities which will increase the dollars awarded you in the settlement of your personal injury insurance claim. Some of them rarely see the light of day but some do. The six I’ve listed below are crucial for you to be aware of as you prepare to go to war with Adjuster Henry Hard-Nose regarding the value of your loss. Read more…
Post contributed by Dan Baldyga.
The value of a personal injury claim has a direct relationship to the amount of your medical bills. Why? Because a claim with medical bills of $500.00 is worth three to five times more than a claim with $100.00, or less. And that’s a fact of life in the world of insurance claims.
The adjuster will reason if you were hurt badly enough to run up $500.00 in medical expenses than it’s correct to assume that your injuries must be substantial. But, if you see your chiropractor or physician only once or twice, and your final bills are in the vicinity of $100.00, that adjuster will assume you weren’t hurt too seriously. Read more…
Post contributed by Dan Baldyga.
A couple months ago you were toolin’ on down the avenue, minding your own business, when out of nowhere, this fumbling, stumbling clown by the name of Freddie Fuddle flew through a Stop Sign and plowed into you with a gigantic, rip-roaring, screeching broadside. You were wearing your seat belt but it was still a thundering crash that wrenched and whipped you around the inside of your motor vehicle something fierce!
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Post contributed by Dan Baldyga.
There’s nothing that has a greater impact on evaluating a personal injury insurance claim than the damage done to your body, the medical bills that are a direct result of that injury and the “pain and suffering” you were forced to deal with. Read more…
Post contributed by Dan Baldyga.
Over a year has passed and now the time has arrived when you and I. M. Smart, the adjuster from Granite Mountain Insurance, are sitting at your kitchen table in an attempt to settle your claim. Read more…
