• Do I have a claim?
• How is my claim valued?
• Is my claim worth more than the medical bills?
• Can I recover without causing the driver financial hardship?
• Who will pay if the other driver has no insurance?
• Can I lose the right to recover damages?
• Why is an accident report important?
• Should I go to the emergency room?
• What if I hurt but don't get treatment?
• When do I notify the insurance company?
• What can I do to preserve evidence?
• How can I stop the adjuster from calling me?
• Do I have to cooperate with the adjuster?
• Do I have to give a recorded statement?
• Do I have to sign a medical authorization?
• Can the adjuster limit my medical treatment?
• How can I get the adjuster's attention?
• Is the adjuster looking out for my best interest?
• How do I know if the adjuster's offer is fair?
• Is there a reliable settlement formula?
• What are the dangers of signing a release too soon?
• Why does my adjuster tell me not to hire a lawyer?
• Who pays the medical bills?
• What if I can't pay for treatment?
• What is a hospital or medical "lien"?
• What is "Med Pay" coverage?
• Why should my insurance pay medical bills?
• Should I submit my medical bills to health insurance?
• After I sign a release, how will my future medical bills be paid?
• Who will pay for the repairs to my car?
• When is my car a "total loss"?
• How can I prove what my car is worth?
• What if my personal property is damaged?
• Can I settle on the car without releasing my injury claim?
• Can I afford to hire a lawyer?
• What are the risks of representing myself?
• Will my case require a jury trial?
• How long should I wait before I call a lawyer?

How can I stop the adjuster from calling me?

There is no reason for you to tolerate unwanted phone calls from an adjuster. After an accident, many people do not want to deal directly with a representative of the person who caused their injuries. You can stop the adjuster from calling you by retaining the services of a personal injury law firm and instructing the adjuster that you wish all further contact to be through your attorney.

 

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