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Help with Auto Insurance Laws

Mon, Jan 19, 2009

Nobody believes they will be involved a serious automobile accident – until it happens to them or a loved one. Yet, statistically speaking, it is likely that EVERYONE will be affected by an auto accident in their lifetime. For those injured in a serious motor vehicle or car accident, it can often be a minefield to try and obtain financial compensation for pain and suffering.

Insurance laws, statutes, and regulations are designed to be complicated. It can be challenging to understand all of the nuances required to protect each and every one of your rights.
The reality of dealing with the insurance companies involved can often be as painful or stressful as the accident itself. In addition to the property damage claim you make, you may be eligible to recover compensation for your injuries as well as your lost wages. Also, you may be entitled to receive compensation for your lost wages. Failure to cooperate with the insurance carrier may be grounds to dismiss your claim; however, you should not discuss your case with the insurance carrier without adequate attorney representation. Often, insurance carriers try to settle serious injury cases directly with you for a nominal amount. Chances are that if an insurance adjustor wants to settle with you, early on and without attorney representation, they are very well aware that your claim for injuries may be very significant. In this way, the insurance companies try to keep their payouts to a minimum by often offering a very small percentage of what your case is worth. Don’t be fooled. In some situations, you may even become personally responsible for denied medical bills that are incurred either before or after your claim is settled. Contact our firm at www.sachs-law.com