Why Insurance Companies Undervalue Your Injury Claim (and How to Protect Yourself)
The following article is provided by Solum Space Law, APC for general information only and should not be taken as legal advice. Every case is unique—if you have questions about protecting your rights after an injury in Southern California, call our office for a free consultation.
At Solum Space Law APC, we’ve seen these tactics firsthand and know how to fight back.
Why Insurance Companies Undervalue Claims
Quick Low-Ball Offers
Offering a fast payout before you know the full cost of treatment.
Delaying the Process
Hoping you’ll give up or accept less out of financial pressure.
Blaming the Victim
Arguing that you were partially or entirely at fault.
Questioning Medical Treatment
Claiming your injuries aren’t serious or unrelated to the accident.
Using Algorithms
Software systems that minimize damages for pain and suffering.
The True Cost of an Injury
A fair settlement should cover:
Current and future medical bills
Lost income and reduced earning potential
Pain and suffering
Rehabilitation and therapy costs
Property damage
Anything less leaves you paying out of pocket for someone else’s negligence.
Learn more about our Personal Injury Practice.
How Solum Space Law Protects You
Our team led by Matt Kohanbash builds strong cases that insurance companies take seriously. We:
Gather medical evidence and expert testimony
Calculate the true long-term value of your claim
Negotiate aggressively with adjusters
Prepare for trial if insurers refuse to be fair
Common Cases Where Insurance Undervaluation Happens
Car, truck, and rideshare accidents
Pedestrian and scooter accidents
Construction site injuries
Slip-and-fall incidents
Wrongful death cases
Don’t Let the Insurance Company Decide What Your Case Is Worth
Insurance adjusters are not on your side — but we are.
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This blog is attorney advertising. The material below is presented by Solum Space Law, APC for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for tailored legal advice. Cases are fact-specific; if you have questions about the value of your claim, contact us for a complimentary consultation.
