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Rear-End Collision Settlement — $100,000 Award

Key Details

  • Case Type: Rear-end collision
  • Location: Interstate 84, Portland, OR
  • Injuries: Back and neck pain, disc degeneration in the spine

Case Description

Our client was rear-ended on I-84 in Portland and immediately began experiencing back and neck pain. An MRI revealed disc degeneration in their spine. Despite the insurance company's initial claim of pre-existing conditions, Attorney Newlin’s persuasive skills led to a full $100,000 policy limits settlement without the need for litigation.

Challenges

The insurance company initially disputed our client's claim, attributing the injuries to pre-existing conditions.

Resolution

With effective negotiation tactics and patience, our team convinced the insurance company that the injuries were indeed a result of the collision, resulting in the full policy limits settlement of $100,000.

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