10 False assumptions that people make following an accident
Posted Saturday, July 21, 2007 by Ed Harper
Insurance company and insurance company representatives are on your side.
The other driver admitted fault for the accident, so I don’t think I need to call the police.
The property damage estimate is accurate because a professional adjuster looked at my car.
I had prior injuries, but the insurance company will believe those injuries were fully resolved at the time of this accident.
My injuries are not that bad and will probably just go away with time.
The insurance company for the at-fault driver will believe me when I tell them how much my bodily injury hurts and how it has affected my life.
The pain has gone away for the most part, so I really don’t have to follow my health care provider’s instructions.
All my medical bills will be covered because someone admitted they were at fault for the auto accident.
My neighbor settled their claim by themselves and obtained a good settlement, so I can too.
I can expect to receive full compensation, including my lost income, because I will be treated fairly.
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