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People who have been injured as a result of car accidents or someone else's negligent or other wrongful conduct, often ask whether or not they really need a lawyer to represent them.

In a situation where a person has suffered only minor temporary injuries and incurred medical bills of a few hundred dollars, there is probably no need to involve a personal injury attorney. However, even in those situations, it is a good idea to wait a sufficient length of time to make sure that the injuries from car accidents are in fact minor and temporary before settling and forever releasing all rights to the claim.

You may not be on an even playing field.

However, in car accidents where a more serious and/or permanent injury has been sustained, an individual who does not have the training and experience in personal injury law, is not on an even playing field with the claims representative and/or defense attorneys. Claim reps have specialized training, experience, and are closely supervised to operate within strict insurance company guidelines. Nonetheless, insurance adjusters many times will go to great lengths to keep an injured car accident victim from hiring an attorney to represent them.

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The insurance company is motivated to do only one thing,
settle your claim as cheaply as possible.

Insurance adjusters have been known to "advise" persons injured from accidents (claimants) that they do not need a lawyer, that a lawyer will only cost them more money that the insurance company would gladly otherwise pay to them, and that they, the insurance claims person, will take care of the claimant and see to it that they receive every penny of compensation that they are legally entitled to. Various insurance companies are currently being sued in several states across the country for using such tactics as part of their claims process. The insurance company is motivated to do only one thing, which is to settle your claim as cheaply as possible, preferably with you coming away believing that the adverse insurance company took good care of you.