The insurance adjuster does not want you to get a fair deal, in terms of compensation for your injuries. The money that will be used to compensate you has to come from the insurance company’s bank account. For that reason, the adjuster’s ears will try to catch any remark that could suggest that you suffered few, if any, injuries or that you were partly responsible for the collision. (more…)

The definition of chronic pain reveals why an insurer might seek to deny the existence of certain damages that need to be compensated. Chronic pain continues after the normal healing process for a given injury has come to its conclusion. Neither the pain’s location nor its intensity gets considered, in a case that centers on a victim’s claim of pains that never seem to end. (more…)

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…)