The Rule Of 5's

Attorney Robert Edens tells you step by step how to deal with insurance companies after an injury. In his book, The Rule of 5's, he alerts you to the many myths and misconceptions, as well as the tricks and traps you need to be aware of while going through the claims process.Insurance companies make money by collecting premiums and paying as little as they can on claims. Unfortunately, that is the reality of the situation. Therefore, it is imperative that you understand the things that...
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Attorney Robert Edens tells you step by step how to deal with insurance companies after an injury. In his book, The Rule of 5's, he alerts you to the many myths and misconceptions, as well as the tricks and traps you need to be aware of while going through the claims process.Insurance companies make money by collecting premiums and paying as little as they can on claims. Unfortunately, that is the reality of the situation. Therefore, it is imperative that you understand the things that are going on behind the scenes, as soon as you notify the insurance company of your injury.When a person has suffered an accident an automatic physiological reaction takes place within the body in response to the trauma. Your body instinctively knows that the most important thing at that moment is your safety and focuses all of its resources toward the matter at hand. This is the reason why a person may not be able to think clearly afterward. On the other hand, the insurance adjuster has been specifically trained to ask very specific questions about your accident and injuries. These questions can damage your claim at a later date. They are very pleasant and seem to be genuinely concerned for your wellbeing and your need for money to pay your medical bills and so on. In reality, their main objective is to get you to make a statement, sign documents, and settle your claim for as little as possible, as soon as possible. All this before you have the necessary information to make the correct decisions. After 20 years of experience as a personal injury attorney, I have seen time and time again, the unscrupulous tricks and tactics that the adjusters use. In addition, I have witnessed the many mistakes and erroneous misconceptions made by personal injury victims. Based on my experiences, I have developed five categories, each with five sub-categories that, if not known, can sabotage your personal injury case. I call them the Rule of 5's. I know that there are five major tactics that arise in every case and while the particulars for each client vary greatly, the insurance companies are only concerned with paying you as little as possible for your injuries. I wrote this book so you clearly understand the "rules".Below is the table of contents highlighting the details contained in the book. Table of ContentsIntroductionChapter 1: The Most Common Personal Injury CasesChapter 2: The Five Myths & Misconceptions About Personal Injury CasesChapter 3: The Five Mistakes That Can Ruin Your Personal Injury CaseChapter 4: The Five Traps The Insurance Companies Hope You Fall IntoChapter 5: The Five Secrets The Insurance Companies DO NOT Want You To Know AboutChapter 6: Five Arguments They Will Make to Deny Your ClaimChapter 7: Choosing The Right Personal Injury AttorneyChapter 8: Preparing Your Personal Injury Case(FAQ's)Conclusion