What Factors Affect the Assessment of Your Personal Injury Adjustment?

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What Factors Affect the Assessment of Your
Personal Injury Adjustment?
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After getting injured as a result of another
persons negligent behavior, you will be eligible
to file a personal injury claim and obtain
compensation for your damages. But before filing
a claim, you need to understand that there are
certain factors that will affect the assessment
of your personal injury adjustment. If you are
not aware of these factors, you should speak with
Philadelphia Personal Injury Attorneys today and
receive the much-needed information.
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The Proof of Negligence
Without negligence, one cannot continue to file a
claim. If there is no evidence supporting your
claim, you will have to consult with your
attorney, who will then hire a professional to
deal with the problem. Once evidence is found,
your attorney will be able to file a claim and
help you obtain compensation for your

Medical bills
Lost wages
Pain and suffering
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Were You Careless?
When the accident occurred, were you not paying
attention to your surroundings, or were you
perhaps distracted by your smartphone or
something else? If you were in any way careless,
your total personal injury claim will be reduced
based on the percentage of fault. Note In order
to recover damages in a lawsuit based upon
negligence, the persons who caused the accident
(the defendant) must be a case of your injury.
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One of the most complicated parts of every
personal injury claim is the calculation of ones
settlement. Different states have different rules
and regulations however, most states take
similar things into consideration. Normally, the
settlement is a mix between the claimants case
value and the defense case value. If both the
insurer and the injured person calculate the fair
value of the case correctly, that will give the
right amount that a person should settle for.
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Additional Things That Are Taken Into
Consideration

• There are many other factors that are taken into
  consideration when your personal injury claim is
  assessed.
• Some factors are the following
• Your pre-existing injuries
• Are you married?
• Did you take the ambulance to the hospital?
• Did you call 911?
• Did your doctor approve your injuries?
• Did you call your insurance company?
• Did you admit guilt?

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• Did you sign or give a statement?
• Did you receive surgery?
• Did you take any photos or videos of the accident
  and your injuries?
• Do you wear glasses, hearing aids or contact
  lenses?
• Were you suffering from physical infirmity,
  disability or sickness at the time of the
  accident?
• What type of health insurance do you have?

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After getting injured as a result of another
persons negligent behavior, you will be eligible
to file a personal injury claim and obtain
compensation for your damages. you need to
understand that there are certain factors that
will affect the assessment of your personal
injury adjustment. If you are not aware of these
factors consult with Personal Injury Attorneys in
Philadelphia at Soloff Zervanos, P.C. Their
knowledgeable and experienced lawyers understands
that who will help determine your fault,
investigate your case and help you prove
negligence.
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Contact Soloff Zervanos, P.C.
Address 1525 Locust Street 8th
Floor Philadelphia, PA 19102 Phone
215-929-7216 Website https//www.soloffandzerv
anos.com/contact.shtml