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I've handled over 4,000 cases, with most of them being your typical auto v auto accidents.
However, below are some interesting cases that stick out.
Unfortunately, because of confidentially agreements on some of the settlements, I can't go into detail.
A 27 year-old woman was crossing the street and was struck by a car, whose driver claimed she was jaywalking.
The woman suffered a broken arm and injured lower back.
The driver's insurance company attempted to blame her but offered her $30,000.
On the day of trial, the insurance company offered $150,000.
However, below are some interesting cases that stick out.
Unfortunately, because of confidentially agreements on some of the settlements, I can't go into detail.
A 27 year-old woman was crossing the street and was struck by a car, whose driver claimed she was jaywalking.
The woman suffered a broken arm and injured lower back.
The driver's insurance company attempted to blame her but offered her $30,000.
On the day of trial, the insurance company offered $150,000.
It's normal to be confused with all of the craziness going on around you, along with the shock and cloudiness in your brain.
Make sure everyone is OK AND CALL 911-before concerning yourself with vehicle damage and exchanging insurance information, and make sure everyone else is OK too.
Don't apologize-yes, politeness is an admirable trait, but in this situation, a simple "I'm sorry, I wasn't paying attention, " can be seen as an admission of liability.
Start talking-to witnesses, that is.
Get all the relevant contact information of any bystanders that may have seen the accident.
Make sure everyone is OK AND CALL 911-before concerning yourself with vehicle damage and exchanging insurance information, and make sure everyone else is OK too.
Don't apologize-yes, politeness is an admirable trait, but in this situation, a simple "I'm sorry, I wasn't paying attention, " can be seen as an admission of liability.
Start talking-to witnesses, that is.
Get all the relevant contact information of any bystanders that may have seen the accident.
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