the other party admitted the fault and i went to emergency room twice for my injury. the claim adjustor of the other party insurance company is trying to settle the case for small amount of money. i don’t want to obtain a lawyer’s help as much as possible.
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no need for the clapper
Nov 22
I had a wreck last week all the guy’s fault from rear ending me and my 2 yr. old at a red light. My son seems alright accept for the fact he is terrified to ride in a car. I am sore but not to where I can’t live my life… it does hurt to lift my son, and is actually impossible right now. My dr. recommend me to a chiropractor. The guys insurance company is saying since I am a 28 year old stay at home mom that I pretty much don’t deserve help. No lost wages, which I get, but my mom has lost 4 days of work helping me, no rental because I have another car to drive, even though I drove the wrecked car to save gas so now when I go to the doc it cost $50 in gas to go… so they want to give me nothing more than the car fix and medical until next week.
What if my injuries are long lasting? I know attorneys are blood suckers, and I am not greedy or a drama queen so I am afraid to call one. Advice?
Well this is the guys insurance… I had basic liability on that old car.
www.attorneyscottwright.com AttorneyScott Wright 321-723-1997 Hi. I’m attorney Scott Wright. You’ve been involved in a car accident, you’ve suffered a personal injury. You’re about to visit your doctor for the first time, and you’re wondering what to say. First and foremost, be truthful. Tell your doctor at the first visit about the accident and all the injuries you received. Even the smallest complaint may be important. Tell your doctor also about any preexisting complaints that you may have had. If before your injury, you had a sore neck or sore back or a joint injury in the past, tell your doctor about that and tell your doctor about how the injuries, from the accident that you’re there to see him for is different from those preexisting complaints. It’s also very important that you follow the doctor’s instructions. If the doctor imposes limitations on your daily activities, you should adhere closely to those instructions. If you’d like to discuss your case in more detail, feel free to give me a call. You can reach me 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at 321-723-1997. I look forward to speaking with you.
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I have a situation where I know I’m being HOSED and it’s by my church!
they took my car wrecked it, and have been hassling me for YEARS and giving me the run around about paying for it.. all this deceit and betrayal is making me have the gumption to become a lawyer!
but before doing so.. I really want to ask some questions, thanks.
Two cars hit each other and one of the cars went on to hit me while i was stopped at a red light. Each of the drivers’ insurance companies refuses to accept responsibility for the initial accident. I didn’t have insurance at the time. There was no personal injury, just about $1,500 damage to my car. It has been 3 months and still no resolution. It looks like small claims court would be the fastest way to go about it. Do I sue both drivers or just the one who hit me? Do I send the paperwork to the drivers individually or to their insurance companies? Are the insurance companies obligated to give me the drivers contact info? What will the judge be looking for me to demonstrate in court? How many estimates do I need? In addition to the actual damage to the car, am I entitled to supplemental damage, inconvienience costs, rental car cost, etc. If it gets this far, I want to take them to cleaners. Any other helpful info would be appreciated.
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