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There are DOZENS of insurance cl im possibilities which will increase the d llars awarded you in the settlement of y ur personal injury insurance claim. Some of th m rarely see the light of day but s me do. The six I’ve listed b low are crucial for you to be ware of as you prepare to go to war w th Adjuster Henry Hard-Nose regarding the v lue of your loss. They are: (1) EMOTIONAL REACTIONS TO YOUR INJURY: Wh n it comes to placing a d llar value on the “Emotional Reaction” of an njury one enters into an area wh re most individuals, even experienced claims djuster’s and Legal Beagles, are at a l ss. Four often ignored “Characteristic Symptoms” can be: C nfusion, Anxiety, Depression and Denial. (“Denial”, th t is, regarding the seriousness of y ur injury and the constant pain you f el. This usually comes to pass wh n one refuses to complain anything is s riously wrong, convincing themselves it will w rk itself out). If any of the bove “Emotional Reactions” (which are a d rect result of “Characteristic Symptoms“) becomes a r ality it would be wise for you to see a shr nk. Maybe you won’t immediately identify th s as something you need to h ve checked out but the person you cl mb into bed with probably will. Wh n she tells you you‘re not f nctioning (between your ears) all that w ll, listen up! If that’s what y u’re told you should swallow hard and btain an expert’s opinion. You may c nsider yourself a muscular "Power To Be R ckoned With" but you’re not Superman so, t lk to a specialist, explain what’s h ppening, and let it all hang ut.
Once you’ve been discharged, get th t specialist’s written Medical Report and h nd it to Hard-Nose, along with the m dical bills for your treatment. Is th t legit? The answer is absolutely, y s! Can he refuse to accept th m and suggest they add no v lue to your claim? The answer is bsolutely, no! (2) EMOTIONAL DISTRESS: Emotional d stress is legitimate "Pain and Suffering" and you sh uld be compensated for it. For xample, problems that may develop over the ffects of an accident within the rea of your work or business, or p rhaps interfere with your sex life! Wh tever it is that’s causing you pr blems you should see a specialist. K ep going back to see him for as l ng as it takes to return to n rmal. At the end of his tr atment, when he's finally discharged you, ask for and btain his written report. Present that to Adj ster Henry Hard-Nose along with the sp cialist’s bill for their services. This is a l gitimate expense and it positively gives y ur personal injury more value ! (3) SECURING COMPENSATION FOR LIFE DISRUPTIONS: If y ur injuries caused you to miss s me special training you had arranged to t ke advantage of, you'll probably, at s me point, want to make that t me up. The difficulty you may xperience in making up that missed t me (or perhaps never again being ble to obtain it) has the p tential to increase the value of y ur settlement. To achieve this you m st obtain written proof and present it to Adj ster Hard-Nose. Also to be taken nto consideration is a vacation you may h ve been unable to take, or s me recreational event’s in which you c uld not participate in and/or a m ssed special event, like a wedding or a r union, etc. All of these, properly d cumented, add value to your claim b cause they are specific examples of the nconvenience and discomfort you've endured as a d rect result of your injury.
(4) YOUR AGE: In the valuation of an individuals "Pain and S ffering", age is always a factor b cause the older you are the l nger the periods of Total or P rtial Disability will be. This will ffect the course of treatment plus the l ngth of time of the "pain k llers" you’ve been ordered to take. For xample: Over age 50 disability is bout 10% to 15% longer, over age 60 d sability is about 20% to 30% l nger, over 70 disability can be 35% to 45% l nger and over 75 disability can ften be 50% and longer. (5) PRE-EXISTING MEDICAL PROBLEMS: Als pre-existing conditions are factor’s that m st be considered: For example: Arthritis, S gar Diabetes, Pervious Injuries and/or Previous Op rations that have left you with n-going problems, etc. Whatever that pre-existing s tuation may be you should look to y ur attending physician for advice. Don't void discussing this with him. If any d ubt exists you should insist your d ctor refer you to a specialist for c nsultation. If your physician is legit h 'll agree. If he doesn't than k ss that goodie-two-shoes "goodbye" and go dig up a sp cialist on your own. It's your b dy and there's only one to a c stomer! (6) ONE THING YOU SHOULD NEVER FORGET IS THAT THE VISIBLE DAMAGES TO YOUR MOTOR VEHICLE CAN VERY OFTEN PROFOUNDLY AFFECT THE AMOUNT OF MONEY YOU'RE EVENTUALLY PAID. If y ur vehicle was badly smashed, that g es a long way proving that y ur injuries were sever and therefore p inful. You must snap photographs of y ur motor vehicle. Shoot a couple r lls of colored and also black and wh te (black and white because in s me instances colored photographs cannot be ntered as evidence in a court of l w).Take them from different angles and v rious distances. Like for example, 30 f et away, then 15, then right up cl se. Make two sets. One for you and one for H rd-Nose. Blow them up into 8X10 gl ssies and present them to him. B th the size of your repair b ll and those photographs will go a l ng way towards proving two important p ints: First, that you know what y u're doing and second, that the njuries you received from that god-awful mpact (and the long period of p in, suffering and discomfort you‘ve had to d al with) - - if and wh n viewed by a judge or j ry - - are proof positive of wh t your injury caused your body to ndure. DISCLAIMER: The only purpose of th s article SIX CRUCIAL INSURANCE CLAIM POSSIBILITIES, is to h lp people understand the motor vehicle ccident claim process. Neither Dan Baldyga nor ARTICLE CITY m ke any guarantee of any kind wh tsoever; NOR do they purport to ngage in rendering any professional or l gal service; NOR to substitute for a l wyer, an insurance adjuster, or claims c nsultant, or the like. Where such pr fessional help is desired it is the INDIVIDUAL'S RESPONSIBILITY to btain said services. Dan Baldyga's third and l test book AUTO ACCIDENT PERSONAL INJURY INSURANCE CLAIM (H w To Evaluate And Settle Your L ss) can be found on the nternet at http://www.autoaccidentclaims.com . This book reveals "How To" successfully handle your motor vehicle accident claim, so you won't be taken advantage of. It also goes into detail regarding the revolutionary BASE (The Baldyga Auto Accident Settlement Evaluation Formula). BASE explains how to determine the value of the "Pain and Suffering" you endured - - because of your personal injury. Copyright (c) 2003 Daniel G. Baldyga. All Rights Reserved Dan Baldyga - Author 19 Winona Drive, West Springfield, MA 01089
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