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Accident and  Injury Insurance Disputes


Gainesville Insurance Dispute Attorney and Lawyer, providing professional Accident and Injury Insurance Dispute and Personal Injury Legal Services in Gainesville and North Central Florida.


The Law Office of Brian C. Hogan, P.A., represents the legal rights and goals of injured victims dealing with accident and injury insurance dispute issues in Gainesville, Alachua County, and the North Central Florida area. For a confidential legal consultation, please call 352-371-4100.

An accident or injury victim should refrain from speaking directly with an insurance company as insurance carriers do not have your best interest in mind when dealing with liability and property damage claims.

When injured in an accident or incident after seeking medical treatment you should contact a experienced legal counsel to represent your legal rights and interests.

Insurance companies deal with claims in very specific and deliberate manner that helps protect their companies bottom line, including, but not limited to:

  • Insurance companies often attempt to contact the victim directly to offer an immediate settlement that does not take into account the full extent of the your injuries, future medical treatment you may require as a result of your injuries, the full value of property damage, or a potential long-tern or permanent diminished quality of life you may be subject to as a direct result of your injuries;

  • Delay or dispute the value of the claim so that the insurance company may recover all or part of the settlement amount they will have to pay out by continuing to earn interest in their operating accounts. The longer their money stays in their account, the more interest they earn. make no mistake about it, insurance companies are "For-Profit" organizations.

  • Delay or dispute the value of the claim in an effort to discourage the victim to a point that the victim simply wants the ordeal to be over, or become financially desperate enough to accept a lower settlement amount.

  • If the case goes to trial, the insurance company may try to dispute the validity of your injuries, the need for specific medical, rehab, or therapeutic treatment you have received, diminished quality of life claims, the need for long-term or permanent medical or therapeutic treatment. The Insurance company may also choose to dispute that their insurance policy holder was at fault, and that your actions were a contributing factor or the cause of the accident or incident.

If you have questions, concerns, or legal needs regarding accident and injury insurance dispute issues, we urge you to seek the legal advice of an experienced Gainesville accident and injury insurance dispute attorney & lawyer. Contact the Law Office of Brian C. Hogan, P.A., at 352-371-4100 to schedule a confidential legal consultation.

Our law firm will ensure your rights are protected and that every available resource is utilized in an aggressive effort to hold the insurance company and their policy holder accountable for the injuries and property damage associated with your accident and injury liability claim.

Depending upon the circumstances of the accident or or injury incident, the severity of the injuries, and other factors, the victim may be able to seek compensation for:

  • Injuries as a direct result of the personal injury accident or incident;

  • Medical bills directly related to you or your loved ones injuries, including medical treatment, physical therapy &, rehabilitation costs, prescription costs, necessary medical equipment, and if necessary, long term or permanent treatment treatment and care;

  • Lost Wages;

  • Pain and Suffering;

  • Permanent or long-term diminished quality of life.

If you require professional legal services regarding accident and injury insurance dispute issues, be proactive in protecting your legal rights by seeking the legal advice of an experienced Gainesville accident and injury insurance dispute attorney & lawyer. Contact the Law Office of Brian C. Hogan, P.A., by calling 352-371-4100.


Gainesville Insurance Dispute Attorney and Lawyer, providing professional Accident and Injury Insurance Dispute and Personal Injury Legal Services in Gainesville and North Central Florida.


 

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