Insurance Injury Settlement

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1. 
   res512cue

   hmmmmm DC, Virginia, MD? I agree with guitarheroash. Im sure there are no money grubbing lawyers and sue happy people in that area!!! I’d love to see what the ”victim” gets after the lawyer gets his cut! Bet its less than if they settled on their own with an impartial arbitrator. Maybe people should see how much this group of victim reps. takes from the clients they are “helping”. You can bet your life theses guys arent working for $20/hr!!!!!!!!!

   November 24, 2009 1:46 pm | #1
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   lewisandtompkins

   I, as most personal injury attorneys, work on a contingency fee, meaning I do not get paid until a case settles. I get paid as a percentage of what I recover for my client. I take both large and small cases (which distinguishes my firm from many others.) Some cases I make more, some less. If I do not prevail, I do not get paid. You have no idea how badly most people need help when dealing with insurance companies. Your comment reflects that you do not know what you are talking about.

   November 24, 2009 2:37 pm | #2
3. 
   carribbeandreams2004

   I am a contractor and the WORST COMPANY IS ALLSTATE!  This attorney is 100% correct about ALLSTATE! This attorney needs to respond as I will share with him some EXCELLENT INFO that I got from an Attorney that successfully sued Allstate. Attorneys make me want to be a better Public Adjuster.

   November 24, 2009 3:25 pm | #3
4. 
   Guitarheroash

   humm, a trial lawyer who likes to hijack insurance companies for millions of dollars doesn’t like an insurance company. Tell us something we don’t know you ambulance chaser

   November 24, 2009 3:55 pm | #4
5. 
   lewisandtompkins

   Well, I am a trial lawyer, and I am proud to be one. Guitarheroash seems to have some issue with trial lawyers in general, but I gather he has never been on the receiving end of one of Allstate’s tactics. Automobile collisions that I handle all range from very large catastrophic injuries, to very small amounts of money that can be the difference between making rent and homelessness to my clients. My clients are people, by the way, who have real problems that need help.

   November 24, 2009 4:42 pm | #5