Your case is worth either what you agree with the insurance company it's worth or the amount of a money award granted by a judge and jury. There are no hard and fast rules for making this determination. We examine all of the conditions surrounding your Washington motorcycle accident case in order to arrive at a figure that we believe the insurance company must pay for your injuries.
Generally, the dollar value is dependent upon the type and extent of your injuries. Other factors influencing the dollar value of your motorcycle accident case are the amount of medical bills, length of treatment, frequency of treatment, future medical bills, permanent disabilities and any other damage that can be documented.
A sad truth and sobering reality of the insurance business these days is that many insurance companies use a computer program to determine the value of your injury case. Insurance companies try to put a number on everything, plug it into their computer, and pop out a number that does not take into account any of the uniqueness of you as a person and your injury recovery. Each person is different, you heal differently, you suffer differently, your body reacts differently to treatment, and you are affected differently by a traumatic motorcycle accident. Treating your case like some kind of Pez dispenser is not how anyone should be treated.
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