How insurance companies decide what to offer
The actuarial logic behind first offers, the role of "bodily injury demand" software, and why most initial offers are designed to be rejected.
Notes on Texas personal-injury law, dealing with insurance, and what we’ve learned in 18 years of representing the injured.
The actuarial logic behind first offers, the role of "bodily injury demand" software, and why most initial offers are designed to be rejected.
Modified comparative negligence: how Texas’s 51% rule works and how the percentage assigned to you affects your recovery.
Insurance adjusters use recorded statements to lock you into versions of events. A walkthrough of the questions and how to handle them.
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations create liability paths beyond the driver. Trucking companies, freight brokers, parts manufacturers can all be defendants.
Why "low-impact" doesn’t mean "low-injury" — and how insurance companies use the framing against you.
Contingency fees, costs, settlement deductions, and the math of how much an attorney actually costs you. Transparently.