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I will draft a powerful personal injury settlement demand letter
Licensed US Attorney Expert Court Documents Pleadings
I am John Francis Hayden, a licensed US Attorney (Bar #8709) with extensive litigation experience. I specialize in drafting airtight, court-ready legal documents, pleadings, and settlement demands for...
About this Gig
Insurance adjusters are trained to minimize your payout. To get the maximum settlement for your injury, you must present a highly structured, legally persuasive demand package. As a licensed U.S. attorney (Bar #8709), I draft aggressive, professional settlement demand letters that command the attention of insurance companies and opposing counsel.
I will take your accident facts, medical records, and financial losses and weave them into a compelling narrative that establishes undisputed liability and justifies your monetary demand.
My demand letters cover:
- Clear statement of facts and liability
- Detailed breakdown of medical treatment
- Calculation of special damages (lost wages, out-of-pocket costs)
- Calculation of general damages (pain, suffering, emotional distress)
- A firm, legally sound settlement ultimatum
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FAQ
Who is this letter sent to?
Typically, you will send this to the at-fault party's insurance adjuster or their legal counsel.
Do you send the letter for me?
No, I draft the letter for you to sign and send on your own behalf.
How do you calculate pain and suffering?
I use industry-standard multipliers or per-diem methods based on the severity of your injuries.
What documents do I need to provide you?
Police reports, medical bills, treatment records, and proof of lost income.
What if the insurance company denies the demand?
The demand letter is a negotiation starting point; if denied, the next step is filing a lawsuit.
