The Intentions of Your Insurance Company Over Your Injury Claim in Indiana

May 12, 2011

Your insurance company has intentions of giving you the minimum amount of compensation for your injury claim in Indiana. When you call your insurance company, after you’ve been involved in a car accident, they’ll provide you with friendly, compassionate support in order for you to believe you can trust them.

Your insurance company uses a warm, friendly tactic to persuade you into giving them more information than you need to give them. Your insurance company may suggest you give them additional information such as signing a release waiver to obtain your medical records.

Your insurance company will say they need information, such as your medical records, to verify your medical visits and injuries that you have from your car accident. What you don’t know is that your insurance company will view your medical records and look for any health issue they can use against your injury claim in Indiana, such as a preexisting condition.

It’s unfair and unsafe to not receive full compensation for you injuries. Your injuries can become terminal if you don’t get proper medical help and you need to be able to afford it. Contact an Indiana accident lawyer and know the 10 do’s and don’ts of filing an injury claim in Indiana, to pursue the best results from your injury claim. 

A Helping Hand from an Indiana Accident Lawyer

When you have complications with your personal injury claim, an Indiana accident lawyer can help you to alleviate some of the stress and anxiety associated with filing a claim. In order to get back on track with your personal injury claim, download a copy of our FREE book, Consumer’s Guide for Injured Victims, and then contact a personal injury attorney at Hensley Legal Group for a no-cost consultation.