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How the Insurance Company Will Make Your Life Harder in a Slip & Fall Case


Slip and fall cases are not uncommon. These accidents occur frequently. However, in some instances, they result in fractured bones, head or spinal traumas, tears, or other severe injuries. You can be dealing with a sizable unanticipated medical debt after a slip and fall accident while you're also out of work recovering from your injuries. However, suppose you were harmed while present on someone else's property. In that case, you might be able to make a personal injury claim against the property owner to get paid for your injuries and other damages. The slip and fall accident settlement process involves interaction with an insurance company, which is a challenging process. You need to know your rights. Therefore, you should hire a personal injury attorney to help you with the process.

Blaming the victim

When an insurance claims adjuster tries to place the blame for the accident on you, you might be taken aback. Don't be alarmed. Insurance companies sometimes employ the victim-blame defense to escape responsibility for a slip-and-fall accident. If the other party was not at fault for the accident, you could not be compensated for your damages. The insurance company could reject your claim by arguing that you were to blame for the mishap that led to your injuries. Hire a personal injury attorney immediately if the insurance company or any other party implies that you were the cause of your injury.

Using delays in medical care to deny claims

After the slip and fall accident, some victims might feel okay. It does not mean that the individual has not sustained injuries. It could simply be the result of the shock. Some injuries may not show symptoms for several hours or even days. However, the insurance provider will probably argue that the accident did not result in your injuries if you do not promptly seek medical attention. The insurance company will claim that if you had been hurt in the accident, you would have visited a hospital or doctor immediately. Your health and personal injury claim depend upon prompt medical care. After an accident, see a doctor as soon as you can. Discuss any symptoms with your doctor to ensure that your injuries are properly documented for a claim.

Delaying a case

The insurance company can delay your case due to various reasons. The insurance business is aware of your financial needs. It can try to wear you out by dragging out a settlement so that you give up and accept a lower offer so you can collect your compensation. Developing a statute of limitations defense may be another justification for postponing a case. A statute of limitations applies to all personal injury cases. The statute of limitations establishes a deadline for filing personal injury lawsuits. You forfeit your ability to pursue a legal claim if you do not settle it or bring a lawsuit before the deadline in the statute of limitations. It is always better to speak with a lawyer as soon as possible after an accident to avoid an issue.



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