The insurance company made an offer — is it fair? Probably not. Alexandra calculates what your case is truly worth and negotiates until the number matches reality.
Most car accident claims settle without a trial. The process starts with investigation — gathering police reports, medical records, witness statements, and evidence of fault. Once you reach maximum medical improvement, we assemble a demand package that documents every dollar of your losses.
The insurance adjuster responds with a counteroffer. This back-and-forth is where most of the value is won or lost. Insurers start low, hoping you'll take whatever's in front of you. Alexandra pushes back with evidence, not bluffing.
Call Now: (305) 853-8628 →Current and future medical bills form the backbone of any settlement. Emergency room visits, surgeries, physical therapy, prescriptions, and ongoing treatment all count. We work with your doctors to project future costs so they're included in the demand.
Time missed from work is recoverable. So is reduced earning capacity if your injuries prevent you from returning to your previous job or working at full capacity. We calculate both past and future income losses.
Physical pain, emotional distress, and loss of enjoyment of life are compensable. There's no formula — insurers use software to minimize these damages. We fight for a number that reflects what you actually go through.
Some offers are designed to close your claim cheaply. Here's what to watch for.
Insurers' first offers are often well below what cases actually settle for. They're testing whether you're desperate or unrepresented. Never accept the first number without consulting a lawyer.
Some adjusters push a "small settlement" with a full liability release — closing your entire claim for a fraction of its value. Once you sign, you can't reopen the case. Don't sign anything without legal review.
If an adjuster urges you to settle before you've finished treatment, they're protecting their bottom line — not yours. Settling too early means you can't recover costs for complications or future surgeries that surface later.
Broward County juries and judges have their own patterns — and insurance adjusters know them. A claim in Hollywood may value differently than the same claim in Miami-Dade or Palm Beach. Alexandra's experience with Broward courts and local medical providers helps her build a well-documented settlement demand.
She also knows which local specialists document injuries thoroughly, which hospitals generate the most complete records, and how Florida's comparative negligence rules apply to your specific crash.
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