Tip – 28046

Myth: Just because there has been an accident and it wasn’t your fault, there must be some insurance company that will pay for your bills, lost wages and injuries.

Tip – 28045

Myth: The insurance company for the person who hit you is obligated to pay your medical bills as they become due.

Tip – 28044

Myth: All lawyers who advertise that they handle accident cases have the same ability, tools and experience to handle your case.

Tip – 28043

Myth: When you are in an accident and the insurance company calls you to ask for a recorded statement, you have to give them a recorded statement or they won’t settle with you.

Tip – 28042

Myth: If you write the insurance company a letter and are reasonable, you will get a reasonable settlement proposal.

Tip – 28041

Question to ask the insurance adjuster: If you are claiming that my medial treatment is excessive or unreasonable, will you pay my doctor to write a detailed report explaining why my treatment has been appropriate and related to the accident?

Tip – 28040

Question to ask the insurance adjuster: Shouldn’t I wait to settle the claim until my medical treatment concludes or until I’m sure that I have made a full recovery?

Tip – 28039

Question to ask the insurance adjuster: Why do I have to give you an unrestricted medical authorization before I can settle the claim?

Tip – 28038

Question to ask the insurance adjuster: If I give you a recorded statement, can I then get a recorded statement from you insured, i.e., the other driver?

Tip – 28037

Question to ask the insurance adjuster: Why do I have to give you a recorded statement when you can get information about the accident from the police report?