Posted On: January 13, 2012 by Mark A. Anderson

Auto Accident Lawyer Announces Free Guide to Making a Property Damage Claim

As a personal injury attorney who has represented victims who have been seriously injured in car accidents through the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex since 1991, I have learned a thing or two about dealing property damage claims against the negligent motorist’s insurance company is I decided to write a new book, Texas Property Damage Guide, to help accident victims. The book is offered completely free of charge through my website.

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After a car wreck, one of the first things you must do is get your car repaired (if it’s repairable) or replaced (if it is “totaled”). However, what most people don’t realize is that even if you weren’t at fault, you can still make a claim against your own insurance policy. This is important, because if you were injured in the wreck, you are also dealing with your injuries. But without a working car, or a replacement rental car, it is tough to even make it to the doctor. However, I must warn you now that in dealing with insurance companies, you will need both knowledge and patience.

Most property damage claims can be successfully resolved without the aid of a lawyer, although sometimes the claims process becomes a little more complicated when issues such as inherent diminished value are involved. Generally, you should experience too much trouble.

If you or someone else was injured in the accident, that’s when thing get a lot more difficult. Property damage claims cost far less than bodily injury or wrongful death claims, but when the settlement figure goes up, insurance adjustors get notoriously more difficult to deal with, which is why it is so critical that you have an experienced board certified attorney fighting on your behalf. To speak to a lawyer regarding your personal injury or wrongful death claim please call toll free at 800-354-6275 or locally in Ft. Worth at 817-294-1900.

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