Tips For Handling The Personal Injury Case

If you suffered relatively minor injuries in an accident in the State of California, you can handle your personal injury claim without having to share a meaningful settlement with an attorney. Jonathan D. Roven, an experienced personal injury litigator with a successful practice, wrote this guide for people with smaller claims. He walks you through: - steps to take after the first one hundred hours of an accident; - reasons why you should never admit to wrongdoing; - putting a settlement demand together; - negotiating a settlement. Roven also highlights the importance of seeking medical treatment, getting a police report, and finalizing the settlement. Additional topics include when to communicate with the other side's insurance company, showing proof of lost wages and earning capacity, mediation, and limited aspects of litigation. Get an insider's take on how to handle a personal injury claim from start to finish with this practical guide that aims to Empower the Injured.

"In this book, I examine every aspect of personal injury litigation, from attracting new clients to jury trials, and beyond. The personal injury laws vary from state to state and between state and federal court. Since 1983, I have been a trial lawyer in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Much of the information presented involves those experiences. The law in your state may be different. Nevertheless, there is much uniformity throughout the states. The information in this book can be used by personal injury litigants and their counsel in any state. You may have to refer to local sources for the law or practice that applies to your situation". -- INTRODUCTION.

Tips for Handling Your Own Minor Personal Injury Claim is a must-read for anyone who has been injured in an accident and is considering handling their own claim. Learn the top three mistakes that injury victims make, the steps you should take to give you the best chance of getting a fair settlement, and when you are better off hiring an attorney."Our goal in writing this book is to provide accident victims with useful tips for handling a minor injury claim on their own. Not every injury case needs an attorney, but anyone who plans to pursue a claim on their own does need good advice." ~Roberts & Roberts

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If you are an attorney who wants to successfully litigate a personal injury case (or any type of case), learn world-class tactics, and obtain the best results for your clients, this step-by-step book is for you! "I thought that I had learned pretty much all that Andrew had to say about litigating a personal injury case; boy was I wrong! This book is packed full of useful information, and not just for personal injury attorneys. It is a great primer for preparing for any type of litigation, civil and even criminal." - Amazon Review "This is a great reference manual to have on hand. It is also entertaining to read, something that I have rarely said about other legal manuals I have read in my career!" - Amazon Review In his debut book, How to Successfully Litigate a Personal Injury Case - A Practical Guide, Andrew J. Smiley, Esq shares how he has successfully litigated personal injury cases for the last few decades. This practical book is designed to break down to a granular level a plaintiff's personal injury case from start to finish. The chapters in this book outline each step in the litigation process from getting the client through settlement and trial. Andrew J. Smiley, Esq is a leader in the field of personal injury law. He is a Past President of The New York State Academy of Trial Lawyers, Past President of The New York City Trial Lawyers Alliance, Master Continuing Legal Education (CLE) instructor, Lecturer, Trial Team Coach and Mentor. His podcast, The Mentor Esq, is listened to around the world.

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.

Offers advice for handling personal injury claims without a lawyer, examining the insurance claim process and suggesting ways to negotiate a fair settlement.