In a personal injury case, the injured victim has a dispute with the responsible party. In other words, the disputing party is the person that has injured the victim. In order to get compensated for his or her injuries, the victim needs to reach an agreement with the disputing party. […]
A police report is not admissible on court. Still, that same report can prove beneficial in certain circumstances. For instance, police reports have the ability to influence the size of a settlement, especially if any one of them gets introduced during an early stage of the claims process. […]
Insurance adjusters try to limit the amount of money that gets paid to a particular claimant. In contrast to that, smart claimants work to obtain the best settlement possible. […]
After someone has filed a personal injury claim with an insurance company, the insurer gives the claimant’s file to a selected adjuster. The adjuster must prepare to take part in the process of negotiating with the claimant. […]
Someone that has suffered a personal injury has the right to pursue a personal injury lawsuit. How is enjoyment of that same right dependent on the plaintiff’s awareness of the statute of limitations? […]
If an insured automobile has felt the impact from a rear end collision, the owner of that same auto has the right to seek compensation from the insurance company of the responsible driver. How long should it take that same owner to obtain that desired compensation package? […]
Sometimes, the evidence that emerges from an accident indicates that both involved parties contributed to creation of the unfortunate event. In other words, the blame must be shared between those on both sides of the accident-triggered dispute. […]
During a discovery session each party’s lawyer gets the chance to question selected witnesses. The person that gets asked the questions takes part in a deposition. The better prepared the witness is, the easier it becomes to deal with the barrage of questions. […]
The defendant in a personal injury case has the right to allege the commission of negligence on the part of the plaintiff. By the same token, the defendant’s attorney might claim that the plaintiff did not keep the negative effects of his or her injury in check. […]
The victim of an accident becomes well aware of the costs. He or she must endure pain, must deal with a pile of medical bills, and must struggle to recover. Lawyers have learned from experience all of the potential qualifying damages for any personal injury case. […]
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