Assignment 1: The Issue Of Timing

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A lot of things that come up in life depend on timing. Getting the right job might be a matter of meeting a corporate executive at the right time and place, finding the love of your life may depend on when and where you spend your free time, and knowing when the time is right to take legal action when you have been wronged also contains an element of timing. For a personal injury case, this issue of timing has already reared its head once; when the accident happened. No one can predict when and where a wreck will happen, and no one knows this better than someone who has been the victim of an accident. Sometimes the difference in leaving home five minutes earlier or five minutes later may have meant avoiding the accident all together. So, if …show more content…

In most cases, the first step is to contact an attorney for a thorough review of the facts of your case, and then present the evidence to the insurance adjuster handling the claim. If the adjuster is unwilling to recognize the full extent of your injuries and make a reasonable offer of compensation, you are well within your rights to file a lawsuit. Some things to consider when filing a case include:
● The extent of your injuries, and likelihood of making a full and complete recovery.
● The strength of your witnesses, including the information they’ve provided in a statement or their credibility if they had to appear in Court.
● The content of the police report, and whether it clearly demonstrates the other party was at fault.
There is no hard and fast rule to rely upon when deciding the timing of filing a lawsuit, but as long as you file within the legal time limit to do so, you will have made a good choice. Our focus is on helping people obtain a full and fair compensation for injuries caused by the negligence of others, and we are here to help you too. Call us today for more information, for a review of your case, and to get the answers to your most important

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