A Pittsburgh car accident lawyer will calculate your car accident damages and pursue compensation on your behalf. You can count on Berger and Green to gather the evidence necessary to provide a full accounting of your damages to the insurance company or the court. We need to navigate this process before we file an insurance claim on your behalf because we cannot negotiate a fair settlement until we understand the value of your damages.
Even though you may have heard people refer to Pennsylvania’s auto insurance laws as choice no-fault, proving fault and showing the other driver is liable for your accident and injuries is a key part of almost every car accident case. Even if you opted for limited tort coverage, did not suffer injuries that meet the serious injury threshold, or other exceptions to the law, you will need to prove fault to recover economic damages under Before you can know how much you are able to ask for in a car accident settlement, it is imperative to have a strong case showing the approximate value of your accident-related losses and expenses. How much you should ask for depends on the types of damages you can recover and the value of those damages.
We will review your case for free and explain your rights, including helping you determine if you are eligible to pursue noneconomic damages. This may... It is difficult to know how you might be able to get more in pain and suffering damages without first letting a member of the Berger and Green car accident team review your case. During this free initial consultation, we can help you understand if you are eligible to pursue noneconomic damages, including pain and suffering.
If we take on your case, and you are eligible for this type of damages, we will calculate the possible payout amount as a part of...How Much Should I Ask For In A Car Accident Settlement?
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The best way to increase your car accident settlement is to have a solid understanding of the value of your case. This requires identifying all accident-related expenses and losses, putting a price on future and noneconomic damages, and assessing the value of your claim as a whole. This can be difficult to do on your own. Enlisting the help of a
