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Navigating Automobile Accident Claims

Automobile Accidents

When you’ve been injured in an automobile accident, dealing with insurance companies can be as stressful as the accident itself. Adjusters are trained to minimize payouts, delay claims, and find reasons to devalue your injuries or property damage. That’s where having an experienced attorney makes all the difference.

At The Law Office of Eric A. Marshall, we’ve spent years drafting powerful demand letters, negotiating with opposing parties, and taking cases to litigation when necessary. Our goal is simple: to ensure our clients receive full and fair compensation for their injuries, medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering.

Dealing with Insurance Adjusters

Insurance adjusters often appear sympathetic, but their primary loyalty is to the insurance company, not to you. They may request recorded statements, ask misleading questions, or pressure you to settle quickly before you understand the full extent of your injuries.
Attorney Eric Marshall has extensive experience handling these tactics. He knows how to communicate with adjusters strategically; protecting your rights while keeping your claim moving forward.

Drafting Persuasive Demand Letters

A well-crafted demand letter can set the tone for your entire case. It must not only outline your damages and liability arguments but also anticipate and neutralize the insurer’s defenses.
Our firm’s demand letters are built on evidence: medical records, police reports, photographs, and witness statements. These demand letters are written to make insurers understand the strength of your case before it ever reaches a courtroom.

Filing Complaints and Litigating

When negotiations stall or insurers refuse to pay fairly, we’re ready to litigate. Eric Marshall has drafted numerous civil complaints in California courts, precisely outlining his client's cause of action. Each complaint is tailored to the facts and supported by California statutory and case law to ensure maximum leverage.

Responding to Complex Discovery Objections

Once a case enters discovery, insurance defense counsel often raise extensive objections; claiming privilege, irrelevance, or undue burden to delay disclosure of critical evidence.
Our firm has successfully countered these objections through precise responses and meet-and-confer efforts, ensuring that clients gain access to accident reports, surveillance footage, and internal communications that can make or break a case.

Why Experience Matters

From the first call with an insurance adjuster to the final discovery exchange, every step in an automobile accident case requires strategic precision. Eric Marshall’s hands-on experience in both pre-litigation and litigation phases means clients benefit from comprehensive representation.

If you or a loved one has been involved in an automobile accident, don’t face the insurance company alone.
Contact The Law Office of Eric A. Marshall today for a consultation and let an experienced advocate fight for the recovery you deserve.


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