Can I handle my own Insurance Claim?
At Motheral Jones Law, we recommend you call us immediately after you are safe, and your injuries are being medically treated after being injured by someone else’s negligence. Getting an experienced attorney involved will save you from doing something that may hinder your ability to obtain the highest possible settlement that you deserve for your pain and suffering.
Get the experienced legal team of Motheral Jones Law fighting on your behalf even if you have attempted to handle things yourself. We will navigate the intricate process for you while you focus on getting better. There are missteps that can be taken when someone tries to handle their claims themselves. We advise that you not sign and documents and not make any statements until speaking to an attorney.
When you tag in the experienced legal professional team of Motheral Jones Law we will:
- Make sure nothing has been done to hinder your recovery
- Protect your right to recovery by filing the proper legal documentation against your statute of limitations
- Make sure your medical bills are properly being taken care of
- Take overall correspondence with your insurance company to make sure everything is running smoothly
- Take overall correspondence with the wrongdoer’s insurance representative to fight for your highest award
- Obtain and analyze all insurance documentation to see what coverage is available for your situation and find all additional coverage that may be overlooked
- Make sure all medical lien recovery companies are on notice and the lien amounts are correct
If you have attempted to handle the process yourself and been given the runaround, received an insurance denial, or received a low offer, call us today. We offer free consultations and can let you know where you are in the process and what steps are next. We are here to help you. We have your best interest in mind. We take pride in obtaining the highest possible amount for our clients for what you have been through and hate hearing stories of someone who settled for a minuscule amount or mistakenly allowed the statute of limitations to run.