Car Accident Book
Victim's Guide to Justice
What are the most common causes of car accidents, and how does one avoid them? What should one do immediately after getting in an accident? What about the days and weeks that follow? How does one find the right attorney in a sea of misleading lawyer advertising? How does one document bodily injuries so that insurance companies fairly evaluate the need for compensation? How does one skillfully negotiate with insurance adjustors? How does one navigate the litigation process and give an effective deposition? According to the Consumer Rights Alliance attorneys, these are vital questions for anyone who's been injured in a collision. And The Car Accident Survival Guide - A Guide to Justice for Accident Victims is meant to give accident victims the answers they need.
Why do you need this book? Did you know...
A computer calculates the value of your case?
That’s right, a computer! Today in personal injury, your comprehensive medical examination, history and prognosis are tossed aside by the insurance industry in favor of norms embedded in silicone. The complex evaluation of your injury, which was in the past handled by a trained adjustor, is in many cases now delegated to a machine. Properly documenting your injuries has always been among the most critical pieces of building a successful claim. However, the introduction of computer-based evaluations has changed what it means to “properly” document your injuries. Today, it means understanding how to speak in a language that these machines understand. Following the general guidelines included in this book may make all the difference in your case.
A “friendly chat” with an insurance adjustor can ruin your case?
Learn how to avoid the common mistakes that accident victims make when speaking with insurance adjustors.
When you are the victim of an accident, you will be looking for a friendly face to help you and guide you through a difficult time. It is vital that you don’t overlook an important fact: your insurance adjustor is not on your side. You must remember that however trustworthy your adjustor might seem, he is not looking out for you, and he does not have your best interests at heart. Insurance adjustors are highly-skilled employees who are trained by their companies to gain your trust and manipulate you. Don’t let them.
Much of the lawyer advertising you see can be very misleading?
Lawyer advertising is out of control. What does that mean, exactly? It means that it’s now virtually impossible for your average consumer to distinguish between lawyers who have the necessary qualifications to assist them with their case and those who do not. It means that it has perpetuated myths about lawyer qualification that take consumers ever further off track in their search for the right attorney. If you listen to their advertising, for example, you’ll conclude that all lawyers are maximally qualified in every area. Not so. In this book, you’ll see precisely how lawyer advertising has run amok and how to expose the myths for what they are. Most importantly, you’ll find a step-by-step system for weeding through the nonsense and trumped up claims and finding a lawyer who is right for you and your case. No decision is more important for the success of your claim than whom you choose to fight on your behalf.
And much more vital information:
- How to properly document your injuries to present the best possible case.
- What to do in the minutes, days, and weeks following your accident.
- How to deal with insurance adjustors.
- What to expect during the litigation process.
- How to give effective deposition testimony.
- And lots more information that will give you peace of mind during this difficult time.
My car accident was devastating to me and my family. This book was of remarkable value to me at what was a very difficult time. Every accident victim must have this book.
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An accident can be devastating to you physically and financially. It is vital that you have the information contained in this FREE guide BEFORE you sign anything or speak to an insurance company.