After a car accident, insurers often offer low settlements to save money. Learn why they do this and how you can fight for fair compensation.
A lowball settlement is an offer far below what you deserve. Insurers hope you'll accept it quickly without questioning its fairness.
Insurers aim to protect profits, not people. They use these tactics to settle claims for less:
Rushing the offer
Downplaying your injuries
Blaming you for the accident
Insurers may rush you into accepting a low offer before you know the full extent of your injuries or damages.
Insurers often argue your injuries are minor to justify lower payouts. Always get a medical evaluation!
If an insurer can argue you were at fault, they can legally reduce or deny your claim. Be prepared to challenge them.
Some companies drag out the claims process, hoping financial stress forces you to accept a lower offer.
Don’t settle for less than you deserve. Steps to take:
3️⃣ Don’t accept the first offer without review
2️⃣ Consult a car accident lawyer
1️⃣ Gather medical records & repair estimates
Don’t let an insurance company lowball you. Manning Law fights for fair compensation. Call today!