Demand Letter

Summary of facts describing the incident.

List of medical service providers and statement of medical treatments (including ICD 10 Codes).

Summary of future medical recommendations and estimated expenses.

We capture pre-existing medical conditions which existed prior to the present accident. (Aggravation of pre-injury or pre-existing conditions due to the present accident. Even though the client had those pre-existing conditions, it doesn’t bar the client from claiming full compensation from the defendant. (Therefore, any argument suggested by the defendant’s insurance company that the client was not injured to the degree and extent that is being claimed will be considered a delay tactic)

Refers to compensation for objectively verifiable monetary losses such as past and future medical expenses, loss of past and future earnings, loss of use of property, costs of repair or replacement, the economic value of domestic services, and loss of employment or business opportunities.

Along with the demand letter, we prepare exhibits in support of the demand.

Discussion and confirmation of accident liability.

Past and present medical expenses.

Refers to compensation for subjective, non-monetary losses such as pain, suffering, inconvenience, emotional distress, loss of society and companionship, loss of consortium, and loss of enjoyment of life.

In most cases, we calculate general damages by multiplying past medical expenses by 5 or using any other special formula indicated by the attorney. If the client is 60 or older, we limit the number to 3x.

While drafting the demand letter, we even capture missing medical records/bills.

We calculate the impact on activities of daily living and lost wages.