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Dealing with Nationwide After a Work Accident

Nationwide may be 'on your side' in commercials, but their claims adjusters work for the company. After a work crash, you need someone on YOUR side.

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Nationwide Claims After Work-Related Crashes

Nationwide may be 'on your side' in commercials, but their claims adjusters work for the company. After a work crash, you need someone on YOUR side. Insurance companies aren't on your side - they're in business to collect premiums and minimize payouts.

Warning: Don't Give a Recorded Statement

Nationwide adjusters may call asking for a "recorded statement." You are NOT required to give one. Anything you say can be used to reduce or deny your claim. Talk to a lawyer first.

What Nationwide Doesn't Want You to Know

You may have TWO separate claims - workers' comp AND personal injury
Their first settlement offer is almost always too low
You don't have to accept their doctor's opinion
You have the right to legal representation at no upfront cost
Signing their release may eliminate your rights forever

How We Handle Nationwide Claims

When we take your case, Nationwide deals with us - not you. We:

Handle all communication with the insurance company
Gather evidence to prove the full value of your claim
File your workers' comp claim while our PI colleagues pursue the personal injury case
Negotiate from a position of strength, not desperation
Take the case to trial if Nationwide won't offer fair compensation

Don't Let Nationwide Take Advantage of You

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Frequently Asked Questions

Should I give Nationwide a recorded statement after a work crash?

Not before speaking with a lawyer. Nationwide may use a recorded statement to minimize your claim. You are generally not required to give the at-fault driver's insurer a recorded statement, and it is wise to get legal advice first. Call (215) 206-9068.

Will Nationwide pay for both my workers' comp and injury claim?

These are usually two separate claims. Your workers' compensation comes through your employer's carrier, while a third-party claim may be against Nationwide if their insured caused the crash. The two can proceed at the same time, and together they recover far more than comp alone.

How much does it cost to hire a work injury lawyer?

Nothing upfront. We work on a contingency fee, so there is no fee unless we win your case, and your consultation is always free. Call (215) 206-9068.

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