After talking to other party’s insurance company about car accident, Is it a problem to now get an attorney?
Answer:
No, it is not a problem. You always have the right to retain an attorney, no matter what an insurance company may say or suggest to you. The insurance company would love nothing more, however, than to try to wrap up your case as quickly as possible by offering you a small amount of money at the outset for your “inconvenience.” Before agreeing to any settlement or signing any documents, I would suggest a free consultation with a personal injury attorney to discuss your options.
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only for the other insurance company. Of course, you’re entitled to an attorney and no matter what the insurance may say or suggest to you, that’s your right and I would absolutely pursue it. The insurance company would love nothing better, though, then to try to wrap up your case as quickly as possibly, as inexpensively as possible, so I would certainly consult with a personal injury attorney who will undoubtedly meet with you for free and get their advice about whether or not what’s being offered to you really is appropriate.
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Julie Luhrsen represents the injured. Like Atticus Finch, the fictional hero of Harper Lee’s To Kill A Mockingbird, for Julie it’s about looking out for others, it’s about leveling the playing field.
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