Court Will Make Me Pretend that the War is Between
You and The Other Driver—And Not the Insurance Company
That’s right. I can’t make this stuff up. You’re at war with the other driver’s insurance company, and the court rules forbid me from telling the jury about the war. If the case needs to go to trial, and argued to a jury, I can’t mention the word “insurance.” I can’t tell the jury about the sucker punch tricks the insurance company tried to avoid paying a legitimate claim. We have to pretend to the jury that all this time the person that caused the accident has been driving the negotiations—and that’s not true. Now, is there a good reason for this? In my opinion, no. The powerful insurance industry has influenced the courts to allow this charade to confuse the jury, protect insurance company profits, and not pay the full value of legitimate claims. Now, the counter argument babble response that I’ve heard for years is that if you tell the jury what the real fight is about, the jury, us, we the people, won’t exercise good judgment and make the poor insurance companies pay too much. Doesn’t make sense considering that the courts trust juries to make life and death decisions when juries decide whether a criminal defendant should get the death penalty. The decision of life or death is much more important than deciding how much an insurance company should pay in a case. This is important for you to know, because if your case goes to trial, it will seem like you’re at war with the poor person sitting next to the insurance company lawyer, and not the insurance company.
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- Six Reasons the Insurance Industry Doesn’t Want You to Read this Book
- You Are at War With the Other Person’s Insurance Company–Not the Person who Caused the Car Accident
- The Insurance Industry’s Sucker Punch Approach
- How the Insurance Company will Try to Use the Sucker Punch Approach on You
- Don’t Let Your Family Doctor Intentionally Ruin Your Claim
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