The insurance company’s first offer was $15,000, an amount that would barely cover the client’s medical expenses and would not adequately compensate her for lost income.
The client rejected the offer, and Rutter Mills agreed that additional compensation was warranted.
Maxwell Baker reminded the insurance representative that the client had a dashcam in her vehicle. The footage captured the collision and provided important evidence of how the accident occurred.
Despite the video evidence and extensive damage to the client’s pickup truck, the insurer increased its offer to just $22,500.
With negotiations unsuccessful, Max prepared to present the case in court.
