Dealing with Uncooperative Insurance Companies?

Let Insurance Claim Lawyer in Olathe Do It for You

One of the most difficult aspects of personal injury lawsuits is when you have to go up against the insurance companies. Although many injury cases are lawsuits against individuals or companies who have caused you harm, other cases are lawsuits filed against insurance companies who have wrongfully refused you the compensation you deserve. They are notoriously difficult to work with and can seem to be out for nothing but saving themselves a bottom dollar when all is said and done.

As an example, you may have been involved in a car accident for which you were not liable. You believe your policy will cover the damages, only to discover that when you contact your insurance company, they tell you that they can only cover a portion of the damages. After a dispute over the terms of your policy, you may decide to file a lawsuit in order to demand your rightful coverage through courtroom proceedings.

Get Experienced and Aggressive Representation When You Need It

Due to the fact that insurance companies have relatively vast resources, they will doubtlessly retain excellent legal representation to defend them in a lawsuit. In fact, they probably already have a dedicated legal team waiting in the wings. That is why it is important for you to hire a Johnson County personal injury lawyer who is experienced with trials and litigation, and is not afraid to go up against large oppositions.

At Martin & Wallentine, LLC, we practice in the Johnson County Courthouse on a regular basis and have handled dozens of successful trial cases over the years.

Ready to Take Action Against Your Insurance Provider? Call Us!

Worried about the cost of an attorney? Our lawyers work for contingency fees – we don't get paid unless you win a fair settlement – which will also motivate us to obtain the highest possible compensation for your case. We also provide personalized, compassionate, and caring service, which is often overlooked by larger firms.