Nickelsporn & Lundin have represented our family for over twenty years. These guys are good. They are our lawyers. I would recommend Nickelsporn & Lundin to anyone.
After the auto accident, I knew we needed a good lawyer. I had some serious injuries, which forced me to take some time of work. I couldn't pay my bills.
They took care of all my medical bills. I didn't have any worries. These guys are very good lawyers.
Nickelsporn & Lundin made sure I saw the right kind of doctor, and they got me a great settlement. I was very happy.
After my automobile accident, I knew I needed a good lawyer. So I called Nickelsporn & Lundin. I was injured and I needed assistance.
I think Nickelsporn & Lundin is a great law firm. They took care of me. All I had to do was concentrate on getting better. Their staff is just outstanding.
Is there a standard formula that insurance companies use to determine settlement offers?
A: No. The insurance company will look at the circumstances surrounding your accident to determine how much they will offer. Factors they take into account include:
Personal injury: This is an injury documented by a doctor, not just an injury you claim to have received. It's important that you have a doctor's assessment to prove that your injury exists and that it was caused by the accident.
Medical treatment: This is your actual medical bill. The insurance company will want to see receipts for medical treatment and may lower your settlement if they believe you did not take the steps to properly treat your injury.
Pre-existing medical condition: The insurance company may reduce your settlement if they believe you have a pre-existing medical condition that contributed to the injury.
Property damage: The more damage that is done to your vehicle, the higher your settlement offer will be.
Driver negligence: The insurance company is more likely to offer a high settlement if the other driver acted recklessly instead of making an innocent mistake.
Pain and suffering: Although subjective, the insurance company may offer more money if they believe you have suffered emotional pain from the trauma of a Maryland auto accident.
If you are unsatisfied with the settlement you are being offered, you may want to speak to an experienced Frederick accident lawyer who can help you make the case for a bigger settlement.
Nickelsporn & Lundin represent victims who have been injured in auto accidents throughout the state of Maryland, including the following areas: Montgomery County including Silver Spring, Wheaton, Kensington, Olney, Rockville, Gaithersburg, and Germantown; Prince George's County including Laurel, Greenbelt, Bowie, Hyattsville, College Park, Lanham, Landover, Oxon Hill, and Suitland; as well as Frederick County including Frederick, Brunswick, Emmitsburg, Thurmont, Mount Airy, Middletown, New Market and Walkersville.