Settling Insurance Claims Prior to Trial

Rob McKinney
Rob McKinney
Contributor
Posted by Rob McKinneyJuly 21, 2008 3:58 PM

There are three ways to resolve your insurance claim. One way is to settle out of court prior to filing a lawsuit or even during the court process. The key point for an effective settlement is to gather facts and information to make the insurance adjuster's job easy to evaluate the claim. All insurance adjusters have bosses and they need to be able to show why they offered a significant amount of money on a case. Provide all medical records from both the doctors and the hospitals. Provide all incident or accident reports.Gather all lost wage information or loss of earning capacity. Photos are the most important. Show and tell always beats tell. Document the progression of the healing process,such as making photos as the wound , fracture or bruise heals. Most claims are settled out of court, but I cannot express how important it is to gather this information to help your attorney to settle your case.

0 Comments

Have an opinion about this post? Please consider leaving a comment or subscribing to the feed to have future articles delivered to your feed reader.

Comments for this article are closed.

Subscribe to InjuryBoard Nashville

InjuryBoard Nashville RSS Feeds

Keep up with the latest updates using your favorite RSS reader

Injury Board Nashville is brought to you by Law Office of George R. Fusner, Jr.

Legal Assistance Center

More Info
Law Office of George R. Fusner, Jr. (866) 735-1102 Ext 630
google
Personal Injury Lawyers Serving: All of Middle Tennessee including Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin, Dickson, Murfreesboro, Ashland City, Gallatin, Goodlettsville, LaVergne, Smyrna, Columbia, Clarksville, Mt. Juliet, Lebanon, Antioch, Hermitage, Bellevue, Fairview & areas surrounding I-40, I-24, I-65, I-440 & I-840
116 Wilson Pike CircleSuite 210, Brentwood, Tennessee 37027 [ Show Map ]
Better Business Bureau Accredited Business Confidential

Your question will be referred to an attorney near you. If your question is of a legal nature, then by submitting this form you agree you are not forming a formal attorney / client relationship. Read our full privacy policy.

Looking for an InjuryBoard attorney closer to home? Click here.

Subscribe to Blog Updates

Enter your email address if you would like to receive email notifications when comments are made on this post.

Email address