EPISODE · Jun 24, 2025 · 34 MIN
Uninsured Motorist Car Accident Settlement. How We Turned A 20K Settlement Into 700K
from We Win Injury Law · host Tyler Todd, Jaren Sandberg
We recently settled a car accident case for over $ 700,000 after the insurance company initially offered $ 20,000. The damage to the car didn’t look that bad, but the injuries were real. Our client needed surgery, had major medical bills, and couldn’t work. The driver who hit them had no insurance, so we filed an uninsured motorist claim against our client’s carrier.Even after years of paying premiums, their own insurance company tried to lowball them. We talk through how we filed suit, walked away from mediation, rejected the low offers, and stayed ready to fight until we got the result they deserved.We explain how uninsured motorist claims really work, what an eggshell plaintiff means, and why accident photos can hurt a case even when the injuries are serious.PLUS. We also provide an update on the Baldoni VS Lively case.Consultations are always free. If you’ve been in a crash or need help figuring out your coverage, reach out. We want to WIN FOR YOU, PERIOD!WE WIN FOR YOU. PERIOD.Connect with us:TikTok: @wewininjurylawInstagram: @wewininjurylawLinkedIn: We Win Injury LawGet a free consultation: wewininjurylaw.com
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We recently settled a car accident case for over $ 700,000 after the insurance company initially offered $ 20,000. The damage to the car didn’t look that bad, but the injuries were real. Our client needed surgery, had major medical bills, and couldn’t work. The driver who hit them had no insurance, so we filed an uninsured motorist claim against our client’s carrier. Even after years of paying premiums, their own insurance company tried to lowball them. We talk through how we filed suit, walk...
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Uninsured Motorist Car Accident Settlement. How We Turned A 20K Settlement Into 700K
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