INSURANCE CLAIMS ATTORNEY

Almost all personal injury cases involve insurance companies. While the real party in interest is the person who was negligent, that person’s insurance company steps in to defend and pay claims. Thus, almost every claim involves dealing with an insurance company.

 

Even claims against your own insurance company, say for no-fault insurance or uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage, may require the services of an attorney. Unfortunately, there is a natural conflict between your interests and the interests of your insurance company. To maximize any payout to you, you want to make sure you have an attorney.

 

Often times, claims involve subrogation interests. For example, if your health insurance company has paid medical expenses on your behalf, that health insurance company may wish to get their money back from your claim. Thus, it is important to have an attorney to fight those subrogation claims for you. There may also be Medicare and MEDICAID claims. Of course, you will want an attorney who will try to maximize your bottom line.