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[3 Nov 2009 | Comments Off | ]
Attorney R. Clayton Allen

Attorney R. Clayton Allen

Author: Attorney R. Clayton Allen, Esquire

In Part One, I talked about some considerations of why you might hire a personal injury attorney, and some ways insurance companies may take advantage of you if you don’t have an attorney. In Part Two, I’ll discuss some additional considerations.

1. The more money that is involved, the more you have to lose if you handle it wrong. And the more incentive the insurance company has to take advantage of you.

If your…

Car Accidents, Insurance Companies, Insurance Coverage, Personal Injury, Richmond Attorney, Trucking Accidents »

[29 Oct 2009 | Comments Off | ]
Attorney R. Clayton Allen

Attorney R. Clayton Allen

Author: Attorney R. Clayton Allen

As a personal injury attorney, one of the questions I am most frequently asked is why an injured person needs to hire an attorney to represent them. Here’s an outline of how I usually answer that question.

Sometimes you don’t. If your injuries are relatively minor, if your medical treatment is for only a short period of time, and if your medical expenses and other damages are small, and if you are pretty savvy…

General Information, Insurance Companies »

[18 Feb 2009 | Comments Off | ]
How Insurance Companies Deny, Delay, Confuse or Refuse

How Insurance Companies Deny, Delay, Confuse or Refuse

The American Association for Justice Reports

What are some of the tactics used by insurance companies to make money at the expense of consumers? “Some of America’s most well-known insurance companies—the same ones that spend billions on advertising to earn your trust—have endeavored to deny claims, delay payments, confuse consumers with incomprehensible insurance-speak, and retroactively refuse anyone who may cost them money.”

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