Tip – 28056

In Texas, if you were at fault, then your award will be reduced by the amount you were at fault.  But if you were more than fifty percent (50%) at fault, you will not recover anything.

Tip – 28055

Just because you were hurt doesn’t mean you are entitled to money.  You must prove that someone else was negligent and that it was their negligence or carelessness which caused your injury.  If you fail to do both, you lose. …

Tip – 28054

One important thing to understand right now is that the jury never finds out that the person who hit you has insurance.  Like terrorists hide behind civilians, so too do insurance companies hide behind their customer.  So if you have…

Tip – 28053

The day you were injured, you entered a war zone. Insurance companies and some in the government have declared war on injured people and their attorneys. They have waged the war in the media and their propaganda has had a…

Tip – 28052

Watch out for the adjuster who befriends you, shows up at your house and promises to pay your future medical bills.  This is a tactic to stop you from hiring a lawyer.  (Believe me, they won’t come around to your…

Tip – 28051

Think about it.  If insurance companies shave just 5% off your claim and can do that to millions of claims made each year, they get richer.

Tip – 28050

Even though I’ve never met an adjuster that went to medical school, they seem to know just what treatment is right for you!  Usually, they “know” that you were over-treated because “our computers say you should have been better by…

Tip – 28049

Insurance companies will insist that you can track down every little piece of information before “we can evaluate the claim.”  Even if the information they are now asking for would not add a penny to their offer, they are happy…

Tip – 28048

Insurance companies know that often you are in a financial squeeze.  Even if you have good health insurance, the fact that you aren’t working may make it difficult to pay co-pays and deductibles.  The insurance company knows you are getting…

Tip – 28047

Myth: There is a formula for determining settlement value.