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The first offer is never the last offer.
Injury and accident claims across the state. The adjuster’s opening number is an opening position, calculated on the assumption that you will take it. Almost nobody who calls a lawyer ends up settling for it.
- No fee unless we win
- Free case review
- Se habla español
- Home & hospital visits
01 — Cases
Cases we take
Already been offered something? Ring before you accept. Sometimes the offer on your table is genuinely fair, and we will be the ones to tell you so.
Car & truck accidents
Opening offers here tend to cover the vehicle and ignore the year of physiotherapy. We price the whole injury, including the part that has not happened yet.
Workplace injury
Comp offers what the schedule says. Whether a third party owes you considerably more is a separate question that the schedule never asks.
Slip, trip and premises
Insurers open low on premises cases because they expect no lawyer. The maintenance record usually changes the arithmetic entirely.
Wrongful death
Never negotiated in the first weeks. Early offers in these cases are made precisely because a family is not in a position to weigh them.
02 — Results
- State Bar Certified
- Million Dollar Advocates Forum
- Super Lawyers
- AV Preeminent
- Trial Lawyers Association
03 — Process
How the number moves
An opening offer is a negotiating position dressed up as a valuation. Here is what actually moves it.
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We read the offer
Free, fifteen minutes, and an honest read on whether the number in front of you is already fair. Sometimes it is.
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We price the whole injury
Future treatment, lost earnings, the work you can no longer do. Opening offers routinely count none of it.
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We put it in writing
A documented demand with every figure evidenced. This is the document that moves the number, and most cases end on it.
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We file if we must
If the answer stays unserious we file, and the carrier reprices the file the moment it has a court date on it.
04 — Contact
Been offered a settlement?
Have it read before you sign. Free, fifteen minutes, and we will say plainly if the offer is already a good one.
Have your offer reviewed · (458) 573‑6690No fee unless we recover for you. Free offer reviews, home and hospital visits available.