Adjusters are paid to close claims fast and cheap. Before you sign anything, see what your claim may include. Free, in about 60 seconds.
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Tap each card.
The lowball letter
Your future treatmentIt's often calculated before you've finished seeing a doctor.
Your missed workLost wages and reduced hours are easy to undercount.
Your right to come backA signed release usually closes the claim for good, even if the pain doesn't go away.
What a claim can cover
Depending on your state and the facts, an injury claim may include:
How it works
People who almost signed
"The adjuster was so friendly I felt bad saying no. Two weeks later my back was worse and that offer wouldn't have covered physical therapy."
Dan · rear-ended at a light
"I was a passenger, so I assumed it wasn't my claim to make. Nobody told me passengers can file too."
Marisol · passenger, side impact
"It was a rideshare. Between the driver's insurance and the app's coverage, I had no idea who to even call."
Kevin · rideshare passengerDramatizations based on common claim situations; portrayed by models. Individual results vary.
Questions
No. Checking is free and there's no obligation to hire anyone. Participating attorneys pay to advertise here, and most injury attorneys work on contingency.
One participating law firm licensed in your state, by phone, text or email, about your accident only.
Whiplash and soft-tissue injuries don't always show on X-rays and can get worse over the following weeks. An attorney can tell you whether your situation is worth pursuing.
Usually not. Talking to them doesn't close your claim. Signing a release or cashing a settlement check often does.
No. First Offer Check is an attorney advertising service. We don't give legal advice. We connect you with a participating attorney who can.
Find out what yours may include before you sign anything.
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