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FAQs
What is a verbal threshold and a zero threshold?
When you have a verbal threshold declaration on your policy to summarize you will have to prove permanency at the time of trial and the jury will be read the verbal threshold jury instruction as where there must be permanency. When you have a zero threshold on your policy there is no such permanency jury instruction and permanency is not an issue as to your injuries.
Do I have a case?
There are many factor we have to examine to determine if you have a valid case. We perform a case by case analysis to determine if a viable claim exists and if that claim is worth pursuing. We know your time is valuable and we only pursue the claims we think we can recover for you
What does a dollar-a-day policy mean?
It means in most cases you have no coverage for Bodily injury in case someone sues you. It also means you have no coverage for payment of medical bills or under-insured motorist coverage in case that person who caused the accident has no coverage. A dollar a day policy give you permission to drive with no coverages. You should avoid getting this policy at all costs as it is only a detriment to you.
Can I get a cash advance on my case?
Yes. Many people need money now and are not able to wait for their case to finish or their settlement to come in. There are several cash advance companies we can recommend that can possibly advance you money on your case.
How do I calculate the value of my case?
One of the most important questions any new client has is how much is my case worth. There are many variables that you have to take into account when determining the value of a case. The most important ones are liability, insurance coverage, venue, actual medical bills and damage. Call us for a free case evaluation and we can review with you all of the variables and determine if you have a good personal injury case.
We try to answer commonly asked questions like these on the FAQ page of our website.
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