As personal injury lawyers, we often get calls from people who have been have a somewhat minor physical injury that needs reimbursement for medical expenses without necessarily needing to go to trial. This may also include damaged property, like a cracked helmet or broken phone. Now they’re left wondering how to get the insurance company to do the right thing and compensate them for their damage(s). If a bicyclist or pedestrian has been injured, we handle all damaged property claims as a routine part of handling a case when we represent them. But if you only need to get reimbursed for minor medical expenses and/or property damage, we are always on hand to give free advice on the how to go through the process without a lawyer simply because it’s not something you need a lawyer to do. The whole medical expense for bodily injury and/or property damage claim process is pretty simple, although it can be slow and frustrating at times. To make it easy for you to do on your own, we put together this instructional toolkit to help you create a professional “demand for payment” letter to the insurance company to help you get compensated for your damage(s). This toolkit even includes a sample letter in a Word Document format that you can edit to tailor it for your own unique situation. Look for the yellow highlights for the sections you’ll need to change.
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It includes:
An editable property damage claim demand letter document
Ready for you to customize your demand for payment from the insurance company
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