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Peter L. Mattisson, LLC

  • 7117 Lowell Blvd., Westminster, CO 80030-5324

Lathrop Law Office, PC

  • 123 N. College Ave., Ste. 330, Fort Collins, CO 80524

The Wollard Law Office Professional Corporation

  • 710 Kipling St., Ste. 305, Lakewood, CO 80215-8006

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Ventola Law

  • 1775 Sherman St., Ste. 1650, Denver, CO 80203

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Law Firm of John C. Clune, PC

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  • 417 Main St., Canon City, CO 81212

Law Office of Worstell & Associates

  • 1626 Washington, Denver, CO 80203

Houston Lee Morrow

  • Telluride, CO 81435-2362

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  • 2244 Hooker St., Denver, CO 80211-5043

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  • 1665 Grant St., Denver, CO 80203

John M. Humphreys

  • 650 S. Cherry St., Ste. 1100, Denver, CO 80246-1813

DeLoach Law Firm

  • P.O. Box 390324, Denver, CO 80239-1324

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How do i know if what i am being offered from an insurance agency is what is fare??

John Joseph Ratkowitz
Answered by attorney John Joseph Ratkowitz (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at John J. Ratkowitz
 Generally speaking, insurance companies are in business to make a profit so it is very unlikely that they are presenting you with their best offer right out of the gate. If you have minor injuries and you want to negotiate for yourself, try asking for double what they offered and see what their responses is.  I think the better course would be for you to consult a personal injury attorney who has experience in determining the value of a case because you have no idea whether you are being taken advantage of.  If you do retain an attorney, make sure that it is understood that their fee is only applicable to any recovery over and above the offer that is already on the table. Good luck.
 Generally speaking, insurance companies are in business to make a profit so it is very unlikely that they are presenting you with their best offer right out of the gate. If you have minor injuries and you want to negotiate for yourself, try asking for double what they offered and see what their responses is.  I think the better course would be for you to consult a personal injury attorney who has experience in determining the value of a case because you have no idea whether you are being taken advantage of.  If you do retain an attorney, make sure that it is understood that their fee is only applicable to any recovery over and above the offer that is already on the table. Good luck.
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Should we go after the first cars insurance to pay 100 percent or the second car to pay the remaining 25?

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Answered by attorney Richard B. Copeland (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Law Offices of Richard Copeland, LLC
You might be able to get the first insurance company to pay for the whole bill, but you would probably have better luck getting the insurance companies to split the bill. It is important to realize the insurance companies may have a valid argument that this was an unavoidable accident that was not the responsibility of either of their insureds, in which case you will recover nothing. I recommend taking what settlement you can get.
You might be able to get the first insurance company to pay for the whole bill, but you would probably have better luck getting the insurance companies to split the bill. It is important to realize the insurance companies may have a valid argument that this was an unavoidable accident that was not the responsibility of either of their insureds, in which case you will recover nothing. I recommend taking what settlement you can get.
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How can I settle a minor personal injury claim against me out-of-court for cash? I ran over a woman's foot while driving uninsured. Thank you.

David B Harrison
Answered by attorney David B Harrison (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Miller & Harrison, LLC
Has she filed a lawsuit? If so, most courts will require that the parties "mediate" with a third party mediator to see if they can resolve it out of court. If it has not been filed in court yet, you can contact her and see what she wants and negotiate from there. You will want her to sign a release, if you reach a settlement, in exchange for the check.  IF her insurance company compensated her, they may be entittled to repayment as well, so consider that. It is likely best to hire a lawyer to work through this with you to make sure it is done correctly.
Has she filed a lawsuit? If so, most courts will require that the parties "mediate" with a third party mediator to see if they can resolve it out of court. If it has not been filed in court yet, you can contact her and see what she wants and negotiate from there. You will want her to sign a release, if you reach a settlement, in exchange for the check.  IF her insurance company compensated her, they may be entittled to repayment as well, so consider that. It is likely best to hire a lawyer to work through this with you to make sure it is done correctly.
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