The legal system designed that process so that the plaintiff would have a means for informing the court and defendant about the basis of the plaintiff’s case. At the same time, the procedure for filing a lawsuit helps to guarantee a timely accomplishment of the process’s goals.
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Once the insurer has handed a given claimant’s file to a particular adjuster, the adjuster’s job entails investigating what happened, and trying to determine the claim’s worth.
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The number that the adjuster introduces at the start of negotiations has been based on the findings from an investigation of the story behind the reported accident.
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Prior to settlement of a dispute, claimants usually negotiate with an insurance adjuster. For that reason, it helps for each claimant to gain an understanding of the adjuster’s role in the claims process.
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Is it possible for a property owner to claim that the victim of a fall on that same owner’s property helped to cause the injury-creating incident?
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During the pre-settlement negotiations, lawyers know how to handle and respond to the offers that are made by the insurance adjuster.
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The insurer assigns the various submitted claims to different adjusters. Each insurance adjuster then starts working on his or her assigned claim. Each adjuster is supposed to figure out what took place at the time of the reported accident, and then estimate the value of the submitted claim.
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Circumstances differ for each situation that has given rise to a claim. Yet insurance adjusters focus on those factors that manage to influence the outcome for almost any claim-worthy situation.
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The adjuster starts the negotiations, but only after reading the demand letter.
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Not everyone with a personal injury case needs a lawyer’s assistance. However, some cases become considerably stronger, once an attorney has provided some form of help. How should a potential client approach the task of deciding whether or not to hire a lawyer?
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