Litigation

SE Georgia Law: Auto Accident Attorney Office In Brunswick, GA

My firm has opened an office in Brunswick, Georgia handling automobile accidents, pharmacy litigation, and other injury cases.

I've been litigating in Southeast Georgia for some time now, and given how much time I spend there, it was an easy decision. 

My office helps those in Glynn County, Brantley, Camden, and others. Cities like Brunswick, Woodbine, St. Mary's, Waycross, Nahunta are within our lawyer assistance area. 

Here are a few tips on how to handle a claim yourself:

Here are some tips that could help maximize your auto insurance claim without litigation.  If you disagree with your insurance company you can use these tips on disputed insurance claims to maximize them.

You can reach Mark Zamora:  segeorgialaw@yahoo.com

1. Most of the time your agent may not be able to solve your problem if there is a dispute.  It is best to deal directly with the insuring company.  Get the name and phone number of your insurance companies Claims Department. It's usually an 800 number. Ask for their Consumer Complaint Department or Customer Services.  Most insurance companies have consumer cell who would be more forthcoming in helping you as it is a matter of goodwill and brand building for all good companies.  Talk to them and explain the problem in detail.  Get the specific name of the person with whom you spoke. Make a note of the person you talked with and hold onto that until you've finished with your dispute.  

2. You may follow up your talk with your case by sending a letter or email to the individual whom you spoke with which contains all the documents you have to back up your position.

3. All insurance companies have either an "Appraisal Service" or "Arbitration Service" to help settle differences and/or disputes. Your policy should explain these options.  If you can't find either of these ask your agent to find them for you!

4. If you've followed their rules for resolving your dispute, and you're still not satisfied, your own state's insurance department should be able to help you.  Most countries have an Insurance ombudsman to monitor such grievances.

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Full post as published by Trial Lawyer Resource Center on August 10, 2009 (boomark / email).