Those who read my book about Virginia car accidents, followed my blogs, read this Web site, etc. to know that I am one that says that you need not always a lawyer settle your case. I encourage people, especially if the case is small to try things with the insurance company worked. I am ready, each give the benefit of the doubt.

I have a different opinion of Allstate. Keep in mind they are the company, a letter to the applicant in fact encourage them for years, no lawyer because "A lawyer will take much of your settlement."

Let me tell you about the last case our office handles. Keep in mind that every case is different and you can your own conclusions.

I got a call from a lady who had been in an accident with an insured Allstate. The accident was the other person clearly blame. The injury victims never was someone before suing, had never before in an accident and was in perfect health before the accident. She had a good job making over $100,000 per year.

Their injuries were pretty serious but would resolve with time and good treatment. I told her that, although not here was "small", that she thought should go to treatment, better and try to work out the case with Allstate.

She followed my instructions.

They followed the doctors orders.

It was in the course of time better and approached with very reasonable settlement proposal Allstate. She gave all her medical data Allstate, lost wage forms and realistically practical invoices.

Allstate continued to offer, their medical bills, only pay back then. Essentially they were something for pain and suffering, inconvenience, and the like offer.

She came back to me and we filed lawsuit. Allstate did very little to to defend the case. It sent a number of subpoenas, but it admitted that its insured persons was faulty. It took the deposit of our customers. Allstate not even request that a physician performing an independent medical investigation probably, because the medical image was so clear.

A few weeks before trial Allstate essentially tripled its offer and the case settled.

My point is that there no reason who the victim should a lawyer is to rent to fair compensation. The case has not changed at all. The medical image at the time the case settled exactly the same as the image was on the day try the plaintiff, the case settled.

My advice. If you have taken of an insured Allstate. Get a lawyer. She will not listen to you, until you do.

Just my opinion. Every case is different. Come to your own conclusion.

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