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, …
While both parties would generally prefer settling a car accident claim outside of a courtroom, there are times when it is necessary to take your case to trial. Most of the time, car accident claims are settled without needing to go to trial. Generally, you file a claim with the at-fault driver’s insurance company and …
Insurance companies will make it seem like they are genuinely trying to help you and often advise you that unnecessary to speak with a car accident lawyer. If you’ve been injured in a car accident, you may think that it’s safe to proceed without a personal injury lawyer. You may simply reason that the insurance …
What if the process of recovering compensation from the at-fault party is dragging on longer than you’d expect? If you’ve been the victim of a car accident, you may be in need of compensation for things like property damage and medical bills. It is a good idea to get in touch with an experienced car …