Christopher Davis - Articles

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Dealing With Claims Adjustors: "must Ask" Questions
I have found that most insurance adjustors are highly trained adversaries, although most people would never think this, at least not in the beginning of the claims process. Here are some questions that often will make the insurance company squirm. Read
By: Christopher Davis | 20/08/2007 | Law
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Buyer Beware: What you Need to Know About Lawyer Advertising
You need to know a few things about lawyer advertising. For example, if you look through the yellow pages you'll see that the ads placed by attorneys all say essentially the same thing. Very few of them actually give good useful information to make it easier for you to choose a good lawyer for your case. Read
By: Christopher Davis | 17/08/2007 | Law
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How to Determine the Value of a Personal Injury Case
There is no magic formula or process by which someone can predict with certainty the amount of money that a personal injury case may be worth. If there were, then society wouldn Read
By: Christopher Davis | 16/08/2007 | Law
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Injury Case Roadmap: the Legal Process for Personal Injury Cases
More and more insurance companies are taking a very aggressive stance in settling accident claims. Certain carriers have a reputation for making unreasonably low settlement offers, even if the injuries are severe. It may (in some cases it is not) be advantageous to file a lawsuit immediately. Once a lawsuit is filed, the court will set certain milestones and deadlines. This report will help you understand this process. Read
By: Christopher Davis | 15/08/2007 | Law
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Insurance Industry Settlement Tactics: Navigate the Injury Accident Claim War Zone on your Own
Over the past 30+ years, the insurance industry has spent billions of dollars on advertising to spread false and misleading information about accident claims. The industry wants people to believe that the justice system is out of control and that people who file lawsuits are getting millions of dollars for minor injuries. This report tells you the truth. Read
By: Christopher Davis | 14/08/2007 | Law