Should You Take the Offer From the Insurance Company?

Often times, clients ask, “I’ve received an offer from the insurance company; should I take the offer?” Well, let me explain to you: once that offer is accepted, most of the time it’s a final offer. There’s no more money coming to cover you for any future costs of medical care, harms or losses.

With so many attorneys offering free consultations, why wouldn’t you take advantage of the opportunity to speak with an attorney and find out if that is in fact a good offer? Many times, the offer only represents the current harms and losses and doesn’t take into account the future harms and losses that you may suffer. These include future medical care, lost wages in the event of you having surgery or future medical care, time off missed from work, rental expenses, durable medical equipment and having someone come in to help take care of you, among many others. Why am telling you this? If you have questions regarding insurance claim offers, I have answers to those questions. Call The Nunes Law, Inc at (559) 702-5124 for a free initial consultation.

Related Links:

• Insurance Adjuster Won’t Return Your Calls?
• Can I Switch Insurance Companies During a Claim?
• Changing Insurers During Pending Claims?
• Should I Accept the Settlement Offer Made by the Insurance Company?
• When is It Okay to Talk with Your Own Insurance Company?