In most retail stores the buyer pays whatever price the shop owner has placed on a given item. At a car dealership, however, the customer has a chance to bargain for the price of a selected vehicle. That bargaining process resembles the negotiation process. Read More
Category: Personal Injury FAQ’s
How Claimant Could Affect Timeline of Personal Injury Lawsuit
No court would allow the filing of a personal injury lawsuit, if the potential plaintiff had failed to present a proof for all 4 elements of negligence. That would include proof of any injury that was caused, allegedly, by the lawsuit-triggering accident. Accident victims that seek prompt medical attention manage to initiate a valid timeline for a personal injury lawsuit. Read More
How Does Adjuster Investigate A Personal Injury Claim?
After the adjuster has received the claimant’s file from the insurer, it becomes the adjuster’s responsibility to assess the full extent of the claimant’s losses. Read More
Advice For Claimant Receiving 1st Call From Insurance Company of At-Fault Driver
Normally, that caller is an adjuster, although it could be a representative of the person that you believe to have caused the accident. What should you say, while being calm and polite? Read More
What Is The Defendant’s Response To A Filed Complaint?
Any injured victim has the right to file a lawsuit. That means filing a complaint. Once that action has been taken, the potential plaintiff must serve the complaint on the defendant. Then the same plaintiff must await the defendant’s response. Read More
How Does Insurer Determine What Injury Case Is Worth?
Every case is different. Despite that fact, insurers exam certain specific factors, when making a determination on any one case’s worth. Read More
How Value of Residual Injury Affects Settlement’s Value?
A residual injury has long-term effects. In other words, its effects remain in evidence for an extended period of time. That means, too, that the injury’s effects could become a disruptive influence for a greatly prolonged span of time. Read More
How Does Insurance Adjuster Arrive At Number Presented In First Offer?
The pre-settlement negotiations begin after the insurance adjuster has made the first offer. The claimant could accept or reject that offer. A rejection would call for introduction of a counteroffer. Read More
Tips On Substantiation In Insurance Claim
Even though adjusters contact claimants, an insurance adjuster is not a claimant’s friend. Each adjuster is looking for a way to pay the lowest amount possible. Read More
What Is Goal of Settlement Negotiation Process?
During pre-settlement negotiations, 2 disputing parties are supposed to determine how much money the responsible party is willing to pay the claimant/victim, by way of compensation. That determination emerges from an exchange of various offers. Read More