Should I trust my hitch?
Yesterday on northbound I-35 just north of Ames Iowa we were rear ended pulling our Jayco. Thank God no one was injured. Should I be concerned with possible unseen or undetectable damage to my hitch ...
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Sure you have the right to contest the claim, but it's you, John Q. Nobody vs. person who does this for a living. How many people out of 100 can present an organized, convincing case on their own that will rival an "industry expert" without hiring a lawyer? Not many, with BenK being one clear exception. Most will need a lawyer, simple as that.
The most a judge is going to award you is enough to make you "whole," then the lawyer is going to take 35-40% of that. In most cases the lowball settlement is comparable to what you'd end up with in this scenario, and the adjusters know this. So it's a question of take the money, or subject yourself to the lawyer and all the associated headaches, and end up with the same money.
The most a judge is going to award you is enough to make you "whole," then the lawyer is going to take 35-40% of that. In most cases the lowball settlement is comparable to what you'd end up with in this scenario, and the adjusters know this. So it's a question of take the money, or subject yourself to the lawyer and all the associated headaches, and end up with the same money.
