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Originally Posted by GioforPM
No, they are trying to save as much money as possible. If that offer is accepted by someone who doesn't feel like investigating the options, that adjuster excelled at their job. Insurers lowball all the time. And they always hire outside counsel if the plaintiff is represented. Their inhouse counsel is not for litigation. At all.
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Now i'm looking at this as if its a minor injury so a $9000 offer is on par. If I were an adjuster and got a fake letter pretending to be retained as was stated in Cappy alluded to
"I sent the insurance company a letter saying i was retained and reviewing the matter." Now again i'm assuming he isn't a lawyer so this is coming in an email from a random person? Or maybe he is a lawyer so he is misrepresenting himself as he wasn't actually retained . . .
Ok now that we can look past the obvious BS an adjuster offered $9000 on a claim and you get an actual lawyer, I assume if they are discussing settlement already then the injuries are resolved so what is the lawyer going to do? That is going up to $20k-$30k tops if barely at all, so now you have inflated a claim by 300% and want to complain about the cost of insurance.