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How to Win Your Personal Injury Claim 11th ed. [Mīkstie vāki]

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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 432 pages, height x width x depth: 226x175x25 mm, weight: 635 g
  • Izdošanas datums: 25-Oct-2021
  • Izdevniecība: NOLO
  • ISBN-10: 1413328989
  • ISBN-13: 9781413328981
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 432 pages, height x width x depth: 226x175x25 mm, weight: 635 g
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  • ISBN-10: 1413328989
  • ISBN-13: 9781413328981
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"A guide to handling an injury claim or lawsuit after an accident. It shows how to navigate the claims process, deal with insurance adjusters and get the most out of a claim"--

After your injury: Settle your claim the right way

When you’ve been hurt in an accident, the prospect of dealing with insurance companies and lawyers can feel daunting. But armed with the right strategy, you can handle a claim yourself—and save thousands of dollars in the process.

How to Win Your Personal Injury Claim guides you through the insurance claim process, step by step. After almost any kind of accident, you’ll learn how to:

  • figure out what your claim is worth
  • gather the right medical records and accident reports
  • prepare an effective demand letter
  • counter insurance company delay and other common tactics
  • negotiate your way to a full and fair settlement, and
  • stay on top of your case if you hire a lawyer.

The updated edition of How to Win Your Personal Injury Claim includes the latest state laws on small claims limits, no-fault car insurance, distracted driving, and lawsuit-filing deadlines



The best all-in-one guide to handling your own injury claim or lawsuit after an accident. Everything you need to navigate the claims process, deal with insurance adjusters, get the most out of your claim, and get on with your life.
Your Personal Injury Companion 1(4)
Automobile, Cycle, or Pedestrian Accidents
3(1)
Slip or Trip and Fall Accidents
3(1)
Home Accidents
3(1)
Miscellaneous Accidents
4(1)
1 Handling Your Personal Injury Claim
5(10)
Why You Often Can Handle Your Own Claim
8(1)
When You Might Need a Lawyer
9(6)
2 Whose Fault Is It? How Legal Responsibility Is Determined
15(58)
Basic Rules of Legal Responsibility
16(11)
Liability in Specific Types of Accidents
27(46)
3 Initial Steps in Settling Your Claim
73(46)
The First 72 Hours: Protecting Your Rights
74(12)
Getting a Claim Started
86(18)
Special Rules for Accidents Involving the Government
104(15)
4 Understanding Insurance Coverage
119(40)
Motor Vehicle Insurance
121(26)
Nonvehicle Liability Insurance
147(5)
Your Own Health Coverage and Accident Claims
152(3)
No-Fault Laws: State Summaries
155(4)
5 How Much Is Your Claim for Injuries Worth?
159(40)
The Damages Formula
162(3)
How Injuries Affect Compensation
165(8)
Demonstrating Pain and Suffering
173(9)
Lost Income
182(1)
Property Damage
183(1)
Arriving at a Final Compensation Value
184(5)
Examples of How Much Different Claims Are Worth
189(10)
6 Processing Your Claim
199(52)
Collecting Information
200(17)
Preparing a Demand Letter
217(12)
Sample Demand Letters
229(22)
7 Property Damage Claims
251(22)
What Type of Claim to File
252(6)
Amount of Compensation
258(2)
Processing Your Claim
260(5)
Negotiating a Settlement Amount
265(8)
8 Negotiating a Settlement
273(50)
Adjusters: Who They Are and How They Work
274(3)
How the Negotiation Process Works
277(3)
Conducting Negotiations
280(7)
The Subjects of Negotiations With an Adjuster
287(18)
What to Do When You Can't Get a Settlement
305(15)
State Statutes of Limitations
320(3)
9 Finalizing Your Settlement
323(12)
Confirming the Offer and Acceptance
324(1)
Formal Settlement Document
324(4)
What to Do If the Check Doesn't Arrive
328(3)
Liens on Your Settlement Money
331(3)
Taxes on Your Settlement Money
334(1)
10 The Last Resorts: Lawyers, Arbitration, and Courts
335(32)
Small Claims Court
336(14)
Arbitration
350(17)
11 Working With a Lawyer
367(24)
Reasons to Use a Lawyer
368(3)
Finding the Right Lawyer
371(6)
Paying the Lawyer
377(7)
Managing Your Lawyer
384(5)
Trial
389(2)
Appendix: Accident Claim Worksheet 391(8)
Index 399