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How to Fight the Insurance Company After a Car Accident

January 23, 2024 by David Edwards

Dealing with insurance companies after a car accident can be as overwhelming as the accident itself. They will try to nullify your claim by looking for loopholes in your accident case. 

Don’t worry, though; with the right knowledge and tools, you can easily fight back and get the compensation you deserve.

If you don’t want to fall into the trap of the insurance companies, get help from professional San Diego car accident lawyers. They know how the insurance process works and help strengthen your case. 

Keep reading to learn tips on fighting the insurance company after a car accident.

Understanding How Insurance Companies Work

Insurance companies are profit-driven, aiming to pay out as little as possible on claims. They hire insurance adjusters, who, although appearing helpful, work for the company, not you.

They evaluate damages and seek ways to minimize payouts, often disputing liability and injury severity. Be cautious with what you share, as they may use it against you.

Common Insurance Tactics to Reduce or Deny Claims

Insurance companies often use tricky tactics to cut down or deny car accident claims and safeguard their profits. Here are some common tricks they use:

1. Quick settlement offers

Adjusters may rush low settlement offers after the accident.

2. Delaying tactics

They might delay the claim so that individuals can settle for less.

3. Blaming the victim

Some insurers shift blame to reduce payout by suggesting victim contribution to the accident.

4. Recorded statements

Adjusters may seek recorded statements post-accident, using unwitting statements against victims later.

5. Underestimating damages

Insurers downplay injuries or damages to offer insufficient compensation.

6. Surveillance

Insurers hire investigators for evidence undermining claims, like suggesting less severe injuries.

7. Denying liability

Insurers may outright deny fault, burdening victims with proving otherwise.

Tips to Fight the Insurance Company

Even though insurance companies are big players with lots of resources and experience in handling car accident claims, you can still fight back against their tactics. Here’s how:

1. Hire a car crash law firm

Get in touch with a skilled car accident lawyer to handle various aspects of your claims process. They’ll stand up against the tactics insurance companies use, negotiate on your behalf, and work to secure the settlement you’re entitled to.

2. Gather all the important documents

Keep a record of every chat, bill, photo, email, or medical document related to your accident. These records are key evidence for your case.

Many people who’ve been through an accident also keep a journal to track their recovery. This is especially crucial if the accident has taken a toll on you emotionally or physically.

3. Don’t sign anything

Watch out for what you’re signing. Make sure you grasp the agreement, or even better, have a car accident lawyer look it over to safeguard your claim and future compensation rights.

Always ask for the time you need to go through documents and seek legal advice before putting your signature on anything from the insurance company.

4. Negotiate a settlement

When working towards a fair settlement, rely on a car accident lawyer who’s skilled in negotiation and has your back. Don’t jump at the first offer; collect as much evidence as you can.

A car crash law firm will be your ally in negotiations and, if needed, will take the fight to court – something insurance companies prefer to steer clear of.

Conclusion

Facing insurance companies after an accident may seem overwhelming, but knowing how they work and tackling their strategies can benefit your claim.

After a car accident, remember to speak clearly, avoid admitting fault too soon, and keep thorough records. You can also hire a skilled personal injury lawyer to handle your case.

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