In a personal injury case, the careless party’s insurance company may offer you $10,000. You may think your case is worth $20,000. (I choose these two amounts because most cases aren’t worth more than $20,000.)
Yes, I’m aware that many cases settle for over $20,000. However, if you look at 100 personal injury cases, the odds are that most of them will settle for less than $20,000.
So why are some cases worth $10,000 and not $20,000? Here are the most common reasons. [Read more…]
A Florida daycare’s carelessness may cause a child’s injury. If so, the child may have a case. [Read more…]
What makes a good personal injury case? By “good” personal injury case, I mean a strong personal injury case worth money.
A personal injury case is a case where someone’s carelessness caused your injury. [Read more…]
A motor vehicle driver’s negligence may cause a pedestrian’s injury in Florida. If so, in most cases, Personal Injury Protection (PIP) benefits will pay benefits. [Read more…]
On September 3, 2015, Mike (not real name) was working as a valet. While he was a pedestrian, a driver of a car backed up over Mike’s foot.
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Here are 8 secrets that insurance companies likely won’t tell you in your personal injury claim.
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A “gap in treatment” is a period of time when you do not go to the doctor. Gaps in treatment reduce the full value of your injury case. [Read more…]