If your vehicle has been in an accident and it has been damaged and repaired, you may be able to make a claim for diminished value. After an accident, your vehicle will never be worth the same even if it is repaired. That is because the VIN number follows your vehicle like a social security […]
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After a motor vehicle accident in Louisiana, the insurance company of the at-fault party has a limited amount of time to start loss adjustment of the victim’s claim. Under La. R.S. 22:1892(A)(3), “the insurer must initiate loss adjustment of a property damage claim and of a claim for reasonable medical expenses within 14 days after
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These attorneys pursue injury claims on behalf of accident victims against the person that caused the accident and that person’s insurance company. They counsel accident victims through the claims process and schedule doctor appointments for the victims. They also negotiate on behalf of their clients to make sure their clients are awarded reasonable compensation for
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Personal injury cases include car accidents, boating accidents, slip and falls, dog bites, and any type of accident where a person is injured through the fault of another person or company. Typically the company or person at fault is responsible for taking care of the injured victim’s injury-related claims, including medical bills, pain and
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People file lawsuits against other people typically because they have a disagreement between them that they cannot resolve on their own and would like a judge or jury to decide which person is right. A common type of lawsuit is one filed to address a disagreement after a car accident. One of the drivers may
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Insurance companies and attorneys determine who is at-fault for a car accident in New Orleans by examining police reports, accident scene photos, party and witness statements, and any surveillance footage. Police reports are generally inadmissible in court to prove fault for an auto accident. But the information contained in the reports is often invaluable in
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