Category: Personal Injury FAQ’s

After someone has filed a claim with an insurance company, the adjuster contacts that same claimant. Eventually, those two parties’ initiate negotiations. If the negotiations end quickly, the claimant receives some money, but that amount of money might not serve as evidence of a fair settlement. (more…)

How much money could the victim of a burn incident expect to obtain in a settlement? What considerations would go into a calculation of the settlement’s value? (more…)

The former patient that has chosen to pursue a medical malpractice case faces certain hurdles and challenges. As medicine makes continuing advances, the height of the hurdles and the enormity of the challenges increase. (more…)

The insurer assigns a new claim to one of the insurance company’s adjusters. Before the adjuster examines the specifics, regarding a submitted claim, that same adjuster focuses on 2 key aspects of the claimant’s injuries. (more…)

After an insurer learns about a reported incident, the same insurer assigns the new claim to one of the company’s adjusters. That same adjuster wants to keep the payout low. At the same time, the adjuster’s goal concerns avoiding pursuit of a personal injury claim, by the latest claimant. (more…)