Category: Personal Injury FAQ’s

The amount of damage done to your body and to your property by a given accident affects the value of your personal injury claim. You will base your case on the evidence that supports your claim. Hence those factors that contribute to the value of what you have claimed affect the value of your personal injury case. (more…)

These suggested actions are meant to cover the likelihood that you have suffered real damages. Still, each of them seems to assume, as well, that your injuries do not keep you from operating in an effective manner. (more…)

Unless you like to ride around in a car with a couple dents, you will seek compensation for the damaging nature of a fender bender. In order to increase your chances for obtaining the award that you seek, you must follow a recognized procedure. (more…)

If you have bargained for some item on sale at a market, then you already understand one fundamental fact in the negotiating process. It takes two people to arrive at a deal or bargain. In a market the buyer and the seller represent those two people. During the negotiations that precede a settlement, the adjuster assumes the role of buyer and policy holder making the claim assumes the role of seller. (more…)

While you might think that a cast or a sling provide any doctor with all the supplies needed for treating a fracture, there are multiple methods for dealing with a broken bone. Typically, a doctor studies a patient’s medical history, before choosing the ideal method for dealing with that same patient’s fractured arm, leg, wrist or foot. (more…)