Is It Better If I Try to Negotiate with an Insurance Company Myself If I Have Been Involved in an Accident In Vermont?
Most people are contacted by an insurance company after an accident. People often wonder whether they should try to negotiate their own claim or hire an attorney.
The insurance company knows the rules and most people do not. It is like playing football where one side knows the rules and the other side does not. What are the chances that you will win? Hiring an attorney equalizes the playing field and gives you the information and advice you need to make an informed decision.
Wherever you live - in Bennington, Burlington, Brattleboro, Rutland, Woodstock, St. Albans, Montpelier, Manchester, Springfield, the Northeast Kingdom or out-of-state, if you have had an accident in Vermont, let us know if we can help. The consultation is free, and if we take your case you don’t pay anything unless we get money for you. ©Winburn Law Offices
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