Filling a car accident claim can feel terrifying under normal circumstances, but it can become even more complex due to the COVID pandemic. With limited working hours and personnel, your car accident could get delayed. And, with bills piling up, you may be wondering yourself now: should I settle my case and go on with …
Car accidents are emotional situations, and understandably it is often difficult to act practically in the immediate aftermath. In the moments after a car accident, you are likely not thinking about your legal case. Understandably, you are concerned about any potential injuries you or your loved ones might have suffered. You might be overwhelmed by …
Here is how insurance companies generally determine which driver is at fault after a car accident in St. Louis, Missouri. Determining which driver is at fault for an accident is critical. If you are at fault for an accident, your insurance may have to cover the other driver’s damages and injuries. However, in many accidents, …
What’s the purpose of an EDR, and how can insurance companies use this information to reduce your claim? Did you know your car likely has an event data recorder (EDR)? This device records data such as speed, acceleration, steering, braking, and airbag deployment during a crash. If this is news to you, then you may …
Most victims don’t have enough savings to cover the costs of a car accident. Insurance companies are aware of this fact and use it to their advantage. Don’t let their friendliness and apparent empathy fool you. Adjusters are not there to help you but settle your claim as fast and for as little as possible. …
Your medical records are one of the most important types of evidence you will use in your car accident claim. When it comes to a car accident or personal injury claim, medical records are the most important type of evidence to form the base of your claim. Providing these records to the insurance company goes without saying, …