I was rear ended by a driver last summer & while I am in treatment for my back pain the adjuster wants to offer a settlement which on first offer is only 3-7 thousand short of what I would accept.
I was rear ended by a driver last summer & while I am in treatment for my back pain the adjuster wants to offer a settlement which on first offer is only 3-7 thousand short of what I would accept.
Pray that it works out.
Thanks.
Ron
If they are willing to come that close on their first offer, I'd be willing to bet that they'd pay as much over your offer as they shorted you the first time.
Stick to your guns. Don't accept anything less than what you want. Make sure that what you want over your bills is explicit as well. They are good at making an offer that includes your medical bills while making you think that it's over and above the bills.
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If they are willing to come that close on their first offer, I'd be willing to bet that they'd pay as much over your offer as they shorted you the first time.
Stick to your guns. Don't accept anything less than what you want. Make sure that what you want over your bills is explicit as well. They are good at making an offer that includes your medical bills while making you think that it's over and above the bills.
Amen, I know thier practice is to lowball the offer & the end settlement includes
any past,present, & future treatments (they do pay a portion now but it is only 75% of the medical cost!)
I was rear ended by a driver last summer & while I am in treatment for my back pain the adjuster wants to offer a settlement which on first offer is only 3-7 thousand short of what I would accept.
Pray that it works out.
Thanks.
Ron
Stick to your guns, Ron. Insurance companies are in business to make money. They will cheat you if you let them. Don't let them!
I was rear ended by a driver last summer & while I am in treatment for my back pain the adjuster wants to offer a settlement which on first offer is only 3-7 thousand short of what I would accept.
Pray that it works out.
Thanks.
Ron
My wife was hit from behind as well in April 2007.
Our insurance under uninsured motorist is what we are going after.
We have a lawyer and what they are offering is double the hospital and rehab treatment bills.
Of which the health insurance folks will want their portion to cover the bills my wife and son built up.
Why should they have to pay if it was not our fault.
So the amount is low after the lawyer and the healthcare folks would be paid.
Our lawyer told us that is the standard first offers.
My wife was not working so loss of income is not in the equation.
We turned down the offer and will most likely take it all the way to the mediating judge panel.
She told us we then have a better opportunity on receiving a fair offer.