A Philadelphia personal injury lawyer discusses settlement demand letters to Philadelphia Injury

In any insurance, you will need the application in the language stronger and more clearly as possible. Here is a sample settlement demand letter.

Dear Madam insurance adjuster:

Elizabeth Hoffman, 39, was strong on that date, when he slipped on ice that evil insured by the car clearly failed. I enclose a receipt for a transaction on your insurance business that morning, shortly after the fall. Mrs. Hoffman was a guest at the commercialThe time and the maximum protection under the law. She was insured is responsible to protect my clients not only against the threats that its employees, but also against those who take reasonable care of one or more of its employees knew he could find. Mrs. Hoffmann unsalted slipped on a patch of ice, like leaving their car. If you already have a forecast that shows the snow last two days earlier.

Mrs. Hoffman retiredtheir hands. They immediately felt a strong train on the left side of the low back and leg pain in the upper left corner on the right side of the neck and right arm. He got up slowly and walked to the store, informed an employee who had fallen out.

After my client went home, applied ice, took ibuprofen and rest. She began to arch pain of his left foot felt at that time. When he awoke the next morning, his entire lower back hurt. During the day,Pain in the neck and right arm raised. On the morning of 19 neck pain and arm worsened. continued throughout the day, stayed in bed, and discovered that all his back was throbbing. He went to his primary physician, Dr. Wood complained of pain on the left then to see the arch on the left, the right arm and right side of the neck. He bowed low back pain and cramps in the front. Dr. Wood prescribed physical therapy.

During the following week, Ms. Hoffmantook drugs, but suffered from attacks of pain in his right arm and hand, right arm and left lower back. He began physical therapy, January 25, 2005, and exercises at home. The main problems for the rest of the month were their bows, the right hip / pelvis, right arm and lower back. By February, March and April, my client was suffering pain and / or tenderness in the lower back, right arm / shoulder, neck, arms and right and left hip and right leg. He experiencedNumbness and tingling in his right foot and leg. They also felt very uncomfortable with sitting and lying down. Standing brought some relief. Mrs. Hoffman has received physical therapy from January 25 to March 21 2005.

I would like to discuss with you soon to the billing contact.