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Insurance companies are similar to a two-faced snake. They claim to be on the victim’s side until the victim becomes an “inconvenience” to them. They hire negotiators whose sole purpose is to shake down victims and manipulate the situation to save themselves a few dollars. Here are 4 ways insurance companies rip victims off:

1. An insurance company will use your words against you. Assume anything you say to a representative of an insurer is being recorded and analyzed for them, so it’s important not only what information we share but also how that comes across in the conversation with our adjusters following accidents or claims.. When speaking with someone who has been hired as either an adjuster (the person looking at damages) estimator(someone determining value), lawyer etc., make sure they know everything about their job before starting any discussion – this could save oneself time later down the road! For starters: never assume anything. 
2. Insurers love to throw out false accusations in an attempt at scaring you into submission. They might claim that their offer is final, or worse yet–they may even threaten your driver’s license! But don’t let them get away with it; just remember what is commonly said: “If they lie about one thing, then there are two more lies waiting around the corner.”

Los casos de lesiones personales son muy diferentes de lo que se muestra en las series de televisión y las películas. Esto conduce a una gran cantidad de conceptos erróneos y mitos con respecto a las lesiones personales. Aquí hay 3 mitos comunes de lesiones personales:

1. Una demanda por lesiones personales se resolverá rápidamente

   Este mito común puede conducir a expectativas poco realistas. El tiempo de resolución de una demanda por lesiones personales depende de muchas cosas. Debido a la duración del tratamiento, el proceso de descubrimiento, el estado de las negociaciones, y a veces incluso el juicio puede alargar el proceso del caso.