Richmond Personal Injury Attorney Wayne O’Bryan Posts Valuable Information About Insurance Claims
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At the very end of July,
In the video,
According to O'Bryan, many insurance companies go into a claim thinking that the client is faking injuries to get "a quick buck", and they have a tendency to discount any injury. O'Bryan has seen people being dismissed who genuinely need help.
He notes that insurance companies sometimes refer to "controlling the case", which involves keeping the injured party away from a lawyer. They know that, if the client gets to a lawyer quickly, the insurance company will end up paying more money.
Finally, O'Bryan warns that insurance companies are information gatherers, not information givers. They will collect information about the case from clients, but they won't necessarily give any information back in return.
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