Archive for March, 2008

Walmark Sues Brain Damaged Employee for $400k +

Tuesday, March 25th, 2008

Another example of the greedy trillion dollar corporations and their dedication to profits over people. This is a must read article for all.  How would this seem fair to anybody?

After reading the article, please come back and think about some of these highlights:

1.  Walmart Employees have no choice about what is in their health plan.

2.  The out-of-pocket expenses and costs to handle a case like this (i.e. expert witnesses, medical experts etc…)

3.  Who needs the money more? 

4.  The law has allowed these types of employment contracts to remain enforceable because of the Republican lawmakers who support big business and insurance companies, mainly in return for campaign contributions and political alliances.

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Dealing with Auto Accident Insurance Company in California

Thursday, March 6th, 2008

As an attorney, I am always keenly interested in listening to the opposing side advocate their position(s) and the logic that drives their position.  Often times, my opposition has sound arguments and valid points that are commonly applied and accepted.  Other times however, I face adversaries who take outrageous positions, apply illogic reasoning and argue, not in order to advocate a position they believe in, but rather, argue because they can

These arguments are made everyday by insurance companies, insurance adjusters and lawyers who work for insurance companies, who choose to treat every injured victim in California unfairly.  What prompted me to write this short segment was a study that AAA put out regarding the cost of accidents on Society

• State Farm, Allstate employ consultant’s strategy, CNN research finds
• Theme of strategy is “deny, delay, defend,” former employee says
• Companies convince juries that claims are fraudulent
• Insurers, institute deny treating claimants unfairly
 
How about the cost on society that is driven by insurance companies who fail to properly assist those in need of medical care?  Auto Repairs?  Past and Future Medical Bills?  How about the insurance companies’ inherent practice of bad faith and unfair dealings with injured clients? 

Is this news to anybody?  I didn’t think so. 

These trillion dollar corporations like All State, State Farm, Progressive, GEICO, AAA, Mercury, AIG, Nationwide, 21st Century and the many other auto insurance companies profit from our use of their service, and are more interested in the bottom line rather than the individuals they claim to serve. 

Regardless of the injuries you may have suffered in a car accident, motorcycle accident or any other type of accident, you will undoubtedly be faced with extreme difficulty in dealing with any of the insurance companies in this State. 

Today, especially in Los Angeles, an auto accident victim who has suffered injuries, has had their car damaged or totaled, has needed medical treatment of various degrees, will have an extremely difficult time getting even their medical bills paid for without hiring a lawyer and filing a lawsuit first.  Insurance companies recognize that they can “deny, defend and delay” every single car accident claim and force injured through the long and arduous process of litigation in hopes of deterring or diminishing the amount of their “profits” they will pay out.

I will continue to fight the good fight.
 

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