Notification Letter In the case of an auto accident, the victim approaches the third party’s insurance company with a claim or notification letter. The insurance company’s claim adjusters check the veracity of the claim. They investigate the accident, verify the police records, check the claim records and reports, and if everything is in order, they make a move to settle your claim. Right? Wrong! The claim adjusters are not paid to settle your claims. Who are Claim Adjusters? Claim adjusters are insurance executives who have the authority to settle your auto claim. Their job is to minimize the company’s expenses and maximize profits for the

Lots of those workers who are injured in New York City construction accidents understand how the state of New York may view their compensation for medical bills, but they may have less of an understanding of other types of compensation often called “economic recovery.” Below are some of the specific types of economic recovery that lawyers often tell their clients about because those without legal experience have no idea that they may be entitled to such compensation under New York State law. Lost Wages and Lost Earning Capacity Courts will often look at both lost wages between the time of injury and settlement, as well

No doubt, insurance companies carry a huge mandate to help people in times of distress. Their business is to indemnify you against losses. But insurance companies do not follow the book when it comes to settling the claim to the claimant’s benefit. The claimant can also be convinced by the sweet talk of the insurance company executives. There can be a friend inside the company who may sound convincing, yet, it is always safe not to reveal any information relating to your claim or accident, however friendly you are with an insurance company insider. Insurance companies try to minimize their financial outgo toward claim settlements