Insurance Valuation Software: How Colossus Can Undervalue Your Personal Injury Claim
Many insurance companies use insurance valuation software to help their adjusters evaluate personal injury claims and generate settlement ranges.
The problem? A computer program can only evaluate the information it receives, and the way that information is entered, weighed, and interpreted can significantly affect the result.
That can leave injured people facing settlement offers that don’t fully reflect what their injuries have actually cost them.
Uber, Commercial Driver Insurance, and the $50,000 Insurance Problem: What Happens After an Accident?
If you were injured in an Uber accident, you might reasonably assume that because you were riding with a mega-corporation like Uber, there is a giant insurance policy waiting in the wings to pay for your medical bills, lost wages, and other damages. And in some situations, there is. But there is a wrinkle that can make things considerably more complicated: commercial driver insurance.
Car Accident Evidence: The Insider Guide to Gathering Proof After a Crash
Unfortunately, car accident evidence disappears quickly. Vehicles are moved, tire marks fade, and footage is overwritten. Even your own memories become less reliable with each passing day.
The good news? You don’t need a degree in accident reconstruction to preserve the information that matters.