Injury Settlement Lawyer

http://www.jurewitz.com San Diego personal injury attorney Ross Jurewitz, the managing lawyer at the Jurewitz Law Group, discusses whether you can withdraw your signed settlement release if you change your mind, want to renegotiate, or want to leave your medical care “open” in case of future damages. This is an important question for any California injury accident victim who is dealing with the insurance company adjuster, whether they have a lawyer or not. Be sure to call 888-233-5020 if you have a similar question regarding your accident case.

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   JurewitzLawGroup said...
   10:43 am - September 4th, 2010

   @Lauraelizabeth424 …
   @Lauraelizabeth424 It all depends on the case, so, no there isn’t a simple formula that I would recommend. Our knowledge comes from years of negotiations and knowing what insurance companies should offer before trial AND what juries award after trial. That is the important skill and knowledge that comes with hiring a skilled trial attorney.

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   Lauraelizabeth424 said...
   10:43 am - September 4th, 2010

   Is there a formula …
   Is there a formula you use to come up with the value of my case?

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   WVInjuryLawyer said...
   10:43 am - September 4th, 2010

   Thanks for the …
   Thanks for the information regarding California law

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   benglasslaw said...
   10:43 am - September 4th, 2010

   Mr. Jurewitz is …
   Mr. Jurewitz is right. Look, you may not need to actually HIRE an attorney before signing those papers the insurance company sends you but you should at least have the papers reviewed. Yes, you might have to pay for the review but its well worth it. The worst thing that you could do is to sign the release papers today and find out in a months that you need surgery/future care. You will not be able to go back to the insurance company for more money at that point.