5 Deadly Sins That Can Wreck Your Injury Claim

Five Deadly SinsThat Can Wreck Your Injury ClaimHave you been in an accident? If so, read this book to learn: What to say if the insurance company pressures you to settle too fast Why your Facebook profile can cause trouble in court How to find the best attorney for your caseDon¿t let the insurance company take advantage of YOU!Learn more about the Winston Law Series. Our other books include: The Truth about Lawyer Advertising; Robbery without a Gun; Buying Car Insurance; Medical Malpractice; and Making the Right Choice.Bradley Winston is a South Florida personal injury attorney who is Board Certified in Civil Trial. He has over two decades of legal experience handling a wide variety of personal injury matters. Throughout his career, Mr. Winston has fought hard to protect the rights of his clients and to ensure that they receive all the financial compensation they are entitled to under the law.Mr. Winston is recognized by and active in many leading legal organizations, including: Super Lawyers®, 2006-2011; Million Dollar Advocates Forum; American Board of Trial Advocates; American Bar Association; and the American Association for Justice.Martindale-Hubbell®, a leading U.S. legal publisher, recognizes Mr. Winston with a Preeminent 5.0 out of 5 Peer Review Rating. You may contact Bradley Winston at 954-475-9666.

This book is written to provide you with more insight and knowledge about how the personal injury claims process works. This book covers topics such as: Protecting my right to compensation; mistakes made when dealing with your doctors after the injuiry; four deadly sins that can wreck your case; and insurance company tricks of the trade.

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"IF YOU'RE MAKING A PROPERTY INSURANCE CLAIM, YOU'D BE A FOOL NOT TO READ THIS BOOK FIRST..." FIVE DEADLY SINS THAT CAN DESTROY YOUR INSURANCE CLAIM Making a Property Insurance Claim? Read This Book First! Your insurance company is a Goliath to your David and a property insurance claim can be a tough contest with high stakes. You need insider knowledge to even up your chances of winning. And Steven Lazarus is the ultimate insider, with over 25 years' experience in the insurance industry. As a former loss adjuster, he's seen how the Five Deadly Sins make it all too easy for insurance companies to reject claims. As a loss assessor (a very different role, as you'll discover...) Steve has the winning track record to help you submit an honest, truthful and loophole-free claim that won't fail. So up this book and get ready to slay your giant... In this book you will learn: CRUCIAL INSURANCE DEFINITIONS that may mean the difference between success and failure The FIVE Myths and Truths about the insurance claims industry Five DIRTY TRICKS Insurance companies use to wear you down and how to spot them. FIVE DEADLY SINS that can destroy your insurance claim PLUS a BONUS SIN TEN REAL LIFE CASE STUDIES from our own files, to show what can be achieved with the best advice MANY MORE useful tips and tricks that you will need to win your battle. Make no mistake - it is a battle!

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