Those who read my blog, my book about Virginia car accidents, have followed reading this site, etc. to know that I am one that says that you need to solve your case not always a lawyer. I encourage people, especially when the case is small, to try things with the insurance company developed. I am ready, all of which give the benefit of the doubt.

I have a different opinion about Allstate. Remember, are the company for years in a letter to the applicant in fact to encourage, no lawyer, because "A lawyer to take only a large part of your settlement."

You can be about me you recently treated a case to our Office. Keep in mind that every case is different and you can draw your own conclusions.

I got a call from a lady who were insured in an accident with an Allstate. The accident was clearly the other person to blame. The victims of violations had sued never someone above, was never in an accident before 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 with time and good treatment would resolve. I told her that, even though here it was "small" case treatment, thought not better contact and try to find out the case with Allstate.

She followed my instructions.

They followed the doctors orders.

It was better in the course of time, and Allstate tackled with very reasonable settlement proposal. They gave Allstate of all their medical records, lost forms and medical bills to pay.

Allstate continued to offer, their medical bills, only pay back then. Essentially not they were something for pain and suffering, inconvenience, and the like offer.

She came back to me and we filed lawsuit. Allstate have very little to defend the case. A number of subpoenas sent out, but it admitted to that insured persons in the wrong. It took the deposit of the customer. Allstate does not even require that a physician is a independent inquiry probably perform because the medical image was so clear.

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

My point is that there no reason that the victim should hire a lawyer had get 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 tried the plaintiff settled the case on the day.

My advice. If you have made by an insured Allstate. Get a lawyer. You will not listen to you, until you do.

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

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