71 factors affect can affect personal injury claims, settlements and lawsuits in 2020.

Technically there are more than 71 factors, but who’s counting.

After you’ve handled several hundred personal injury claims, these factors become obvious. They apply in claims for car accidents, slip and falls and much more.

To get maximum value for your accident case, you need to understand every factor. Otherwise, you may leave big money on the table. And that’s just what the insurance companies want you to do.

So today, I wanted to share these factors with you so that you can learn what the insurance companies don’t want you to know.

So here it goes:

This is the most comprehensive guide to pain and suffering settlements online. You’re going to see pain and suffering settlement examples for car accidents (and more).

In this comprehensive guide I’ll cover:

• How to get the best settlement
• How to value pain and suffering
• Advanced pain and suffering calculation tips
• Lots more

So if you want to increase your chances of getting a bigger pain and suffering payout, you’ll love this guide.

Let’s get started.

If someone caused your injury, how long will it take to settle your personal injury case?

In this article, I’m going to answer that question in detail. I also made a video that answers this question.

You can watch it here:

If someone else’s negligence causes your injury in a Florida accident, or on a cruise or boat, you may want to know how much your case is worth.

I’m going to talk about the main steps that go into the settlement demand and settlement process in a personal injury case.

If someone caused you to injure your tibia or fibula (lower leg bones), you may want to get compensation.   

USAA is above average as compared to other insurance companies.  I’m talking about how USAA handles insurance claim payouts. Here, I’ll discuss USAA settlements and verdicts.  We’ll talk about car accident claims, and the average dog bite settlement amount with USAA.

That’s not it.

We’ll talk about other USAA injury claims as well.

If someone’s negligence caused your injury, “Will getting surgery get you more money in your case?”

While there is no guarantee that your injury case settles, you may have some ability to increase the value of your case.

I’m talking about after your accident happens, so these are things that you have control of.  This article assumes that:

• Your case has value, and isn’t worthless; and
• Someone else’s negligence caused your injury.

If your case has value, here are 6 ways to increase the chance that it settles for a higher amount:

The tips apply to all cases where you’re dealing with an insurance adjuster.  I’ve used and use these tips in my personal injury cases, when appropriate.

These tips can be used in a personal injury claim with Uber, GEICO, Progressive and many other companies.

Here is a video with some of the best negotiation tips on dealing with insurance claim adjusters: