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  • 7/26/2007
You need to be aware that the insurance claims adjustor will utilize any means necessary to pay out as little as possible, even on legitimate car accident claims that involve serious injuries. Insurance adjustors receive extensive training on how to save the insurance company money, and not necessarily on how to examine a car accident claim and pay a fair settlement. Many insurance companies reward their insurance adjustors with bonuses or promotions based on how much money that person saves the company rather than how many car accident claims are settled. Essentially, the insurance company is in the business of "risk." That is, it accepts your money with the promise that it will pay you money if you encounter certain risks of harm or damage. The risks are usually low, which is why the car accident claims are settled.

Christopher M. Davis has been a licensed attorney in the state of Washington since 1993. He has successfully handled and resolved hundreds of car accident claims over the years. In 2006, Mr. Davis was named a "Rising Star Attorney" by Washington Law & Politics magazine. In 2007, WLP named Mr. Davis a "Super Lawyer" for his expertise and success in litigating personal injury claims. Mr. Davis has tried dozens of personal injury cases to verdict. He represented an car accident victim diagnosed with traumatic brain injury and spinal fractures that settled in 2006 for $5,000,000. To learn more about Mr. Davis, visit www.InjuryTrialLawyer.com