Ask Andy Airbags Deployed Equals Serious Case Andrew Neuwirth Injury Attorney Philadelphia
This episode addresses how airbags deploying increases the credibility of your case and how the pandemic may have increased case values to me as a serious injury lawyer.
Transcript
Good morning, welcome to ask Andy, this is a daily podcast about personal injury practice in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. I’m Andrew Neuwirth. I wanted to talk to you today about why airbag deployment or serious injuries matter in a personal injury case. And the answer may be obvious to personal injury lawyers, but it’s not obvious to everybody else. So what is an airbag deployment tell someone who wasn’t involved in the accident about the accident? It tells you that it was serious enough that the airbags went off. Seems fairly simple, right? Yes. But why does that matter? Well, it matters because a lot of times insurance companies who make offers before the lawsuit or the lawyers who convey offers after the lawsuits filed start from the position where they don’t really believe that the accident was serious. They don’t really believe or they think a jury will find that you know, you’re exaggerating your injuries, or it’s just a soft tissue injury or something like that. Ok. A lot of people have back pain. It would be considered soft tissue injury, whether it’s from an accident or not, but it’s excruciatingly painful and debilitating and exhausting. So, you know, just soft tissue is kind of insurance talk for I don’t believe what you’re saying. So why does the airbag matter? Well, it kind of gives the lie to the defense position that this wasn’t serious. So, you know, you may not have real serious injuries, but it tells everyone that you had a real serious crash. Now you may have, you know, walked away from his accident less bad than you thought.
Ask Andy How Cases Settle Andrew Neuwirth Injury Lawyer Philadelphia Pennsylvania
This episode discusses negotiation, mediation, arbitration, and how cases get settled In my view as a serious injury lawyer.
Ask Andy Drunk Driving Cases And Punitive Damages Andrew Neuwirth Injury Attorney
This episode addresses what to do when hit by a drunk driver and how punitive damages claims can help me to win as a serious injury lawyer.
Ask Andy Don’t Sign Legal Documents Without A Lawyer Andrew Neuwirth Injury Lawyer Philadelphia
This episode addresses why you should not sign a genera release or waiver after an injury in my opinion as a car accident lawyer.
Ask Andy Car Insurance For Dummies Andrew Neuwirth Injury Lawyer Philadelphia Pennsylvania
This episode talks about what insurance you should have and what your insurance coverage means and should you have hit and run insurance in my view as a motorcycle injury lawyer.
Ask Andy Injury Law For Dummies Part 2 Andrew Neuwirth Injury Lawyer Philadelphia Pennsylvania
This episode addresses what a basic serious injury case looks like and how it develops in the eyes of a serious injury attorney.
Ask Andy Personal Injury For Dummies Andrew Neuwirth Injury Lawyer Philadelphia Pennsylvania
This episode addresses the basics of what to do after a car accident from my view as an injury lawyer
Ask Andy Why You Should Wait To Settle Andrew Neuwirth Injury Lawyer Philadelphia
This episode addresses why you should take time to settle your case and why the insurance company wants you to settle early to me as an injury lawyer.
Transcript
Good morning and welcome to Ask Andy. This is a daily podcast about personal injury practice in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. I’m Andrew Neuwirth. I wanted to talk to you today about the fact that I am not a quick fix. So a lot of people, you know, rightfully believe that if they’re the victim in a car accident or slip and fall or something like that, that they’re entitled to get paid. And you know, that may or may not be true. But the critical point I want to discuss is the fact that the insurance company is not particularly interested in paying out money to make your life better. That’s not their job. Their job, in their view, is to collect premiums from their customers and to pay out as little as possible, because that’s how they make money. That’s profit to them. So like it or not, that’s how they approach the world. And how do you avoid paying out money or paying out claims you fight them and you challenge every part of a claim that’s being made? So what does that mean for you and for me? Well, as the injured person, even if the accident is totally somebody else’s fault and you have a broken leg? So no question what happened. Are they going to pay you today? No. Should they? Yeah, probably. But are they going to? No. So that’s where the I’m not a quick fix comes in because the fastest possible thing we could have happen is car accident.
Ask Andy Building Your Personal Injury Case Andrew Neuwirth Injury Lawyer Philadelphia
This episode addresses the slow steady process of building a case for you in my view as a personal injury lawyer. https://neuwirthlaw.com/askandysc/
