5 Common Tactics Used by Insurance Companies to Minimize Settlements
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Think the insurance company might not be playing fair? You're not alone. In this episode, Andrew Iacobelli of Iacobelli Law Firm breaks down five common tactics insurers use to devalue personal injury claims—like downplaying injuries, shifting blame, and stalling the process. These strategies aren’t accidental, insurance companies use them to protect their profits by limiting payouts, even if it means offering unfair settlements or delaying compensation. If you suspect your claim is being undervalued or you’re feeling pressured to settle, speaking with an experienced personal injury lawyer can make all the difference. They’ll help you recognize these tactics, stand up for your rights, and fight for the compensation you truly deserve.
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5 Common Tactics Used by Insurance Companies to Minimize Settlements
00:40 1. Downplaying Your Injuries
02:17 2. Blaming the Victim
03:32 3. Delay and Deny Tactics
04:53 4. Low Ball Offers
05:26 5. Questioning Treatment Necessity
06:14 Consulting a Personal Injury Lawyer
06:31 Have Questions? Contact Us Today!
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