High Speed Rear-End – $100,000

Published: 11/03/2023

Our client was rear-ended at a high rate of speed, resulting in her vehicle sustaining total loss property damage. Due to the force of the impact, she suffered a right wrist and forearm fracture. Despite the seriousness of the fracture, her treatment was relatively minimal. She was treated in the ER on the day of the accident and had a few follow-up appointments with an orthopedist. She did not undergo physical therapy, although it was recommended.

Our firm made a policy limits demand to the other party’s insurance company for their policy limit of $100,000.00, citing the severity of the accident and the fracture injuries our client sustained. From the outset, the insurance company attempted to minimize our client’s medical bills and injuries. They did not accept our policy limits demand and stated they needed more information, a classic insurance company delay tactic. Our firm diligently prepared a detailed and comprehensive addendum to the demand, highlighting our client’s pain and suffering, her impaired ability to use her arm and wrist, and pressed the adjuster to pay the limits based on the seriousness of the fracture.

After much back and forth, the adjuster ultimately agreed to pay the policy limits of $100,000.00. The client was extremely satisfied with our service and the settlement results.