Auto Accident Injury Claims and Settlements

After a car accident involving GEICO insurance, you need to have your guard up. GEICO is tough (and real cheap). But don’t worry.

Here, you’ll get valuable information about how to handle a GEICO car accident claim in 2020. You’ll also hear about many of my injury settlements with GEICO.

But that’s not it.

I expose GEICO’s claim secrets. You’ll see confidential documents that a judge forced GEICO to reveal. This tells us exactly how GEICO thinks when it evaluates claims.

Moreover, you’ll learn mistakes to avoid in GEICO car accident cases. Avoiding these mistakes can increase your chances of getting a fair payout.

In most Florida car accident cases, you need a permanent injury in order to be entitled to get money for pain and suffering.

I say “most” because in some Florida car accident claims, you don’t need a permanent injury in order to get compensation for pain and suffering.

This is the ultimate guide to Allstate accident payouts. We’ll cover:

• How long Allstate takes to settle claims
• Examples of many Allstate car accident settlements
• and much more

So if you want to make sure that you get the best possible accident payout from Allstate, you should get a lot of value from today’s guide.

This is the ultimate guide to handling your State Farm claim (in 2020).  Here, I’ll discuss several State Farm car accident settlements.  I’m also going to talk about State Farm dog bite and attack claims.

We’ll talk about what State Farm’s first settlement offer will likely be.  But I won’t stop there.

You’ll hear about soft tissue cases with State Farm.  And fractures too.

You’ll also see mistakes that people have made when dealing with State Farm.

The bad news?

State Farm is a below average paying insurer in personal injury cases.  They insure cars, trucks, motorcycles and homes.

Can a pedestrian hit by a car get compensation? You’ll find out in a moment.

Here, you’ll also see some of the top 10 most frequently asked questions about pedestrian accidents.  Of course, you’ll get answers that are detailed (yet easy to understand).  

You’ll also see many actual settlements for pedestrians who were hit by a car.  More importantly, I will explain how I calculated the compensation range in those cases. 

Here, you’ll see how insurance companies are handling rear end accident claims in 2020. I’ll share some interesting injury settlements for some of my rear-end collision cases.

That’s not all…

I’ll discuss which facts helped get a bigger settlement, and which factors decreased the settlement amount.

We’ll also discuss how to know when the rear driver in a rear end collision is liable for personal injury to the driver of front car.

Will a car insurance company increase your rate if you make a Personal Injury Protection (PIP) claim?  What about an uninsured motorist (UM) liability claim?