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What do I do?

Asked on Feb 15th, 2015 on Automobile Accidents - Florida
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I got in an accident that was deemed the other persons fault and they received a traffic citation. The insurance company is refusing to pay for some of my damages because their inspector said it was there before and it wasn't. Now the dealer says I have to pay 300 dollars when I come to pick it up.
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AIDS Litigation Attorney serving Jacksonville, FL at Phillips, Hunt & Walker
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Were you injured? Did you contact your insurance company? Insurance carriers try to negotiate every dollar they can, because every $100 means millions in the end to the Board of Directors. Even in property damage cases, we see this type of thing.  Worse yet, in soft tissue injuries, those tissues stretch and scar, or cause corresponding pressure on nerves in the spinal cord, leaving behind permanent problems for some. I have had clients need surgeries years later because of a bulging disk and have their entire world collapse for what seemed inconsequential at the time. Insurance companies want you to settle as soon as possible and treat as little as possible. Attorneys matter. Carriers change their gameplan when a lawyer is involved. It seems like your injuries are more serious. The more a law firm advertises, the less likely it is to give personal attention. If you order a cheeseburger, you don't often meet the chef. If you buy a shirt, you virtually never meet the designer. But hiring a lawyer is different. A lawyer is your spokesperson.
Answered on Feb 15th, 2015 at 12:41 PM

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