LANSING SEX ABUSE LAWYER

Insurance companies, in their efforts to protect their financial interests, often use tactics that can undermine the survivor’s claim. They may attempt to minimize the severity of the psychological and emotional impacts of the abuse or challenge the credibility and reliability of the survivor’s account.

Such approaches not only add to the stress of survivors but can also unjustly limit their access to deserved compensation.

At TopDog Law, we know these tactics and are well-prepared to counter them. Our approach begins with the thorough gathering and analysis of evidence. This includes not only the immediate details of the abuse but also a comprehensive examination of its long-term effects on the survivor’s life.

We work closely with medical professionals, psychologists, and therapists to document the full extent of the psychological trauma suffered. This documentation helps us illustrate the abuse’s profound and often long-lasting effects, countering any attempts by insurance companies to downplay this aspect of the claim.

We understand that the survivor’s credibility is often unfairly questioned. To address this, we prepare each case like it’s going to trial and ensure that every statement and piece of evidence is corroborated and presented clearly. This preparation includes gathering witness testimonies, medical reports, and, where applicable, expert opinions that reinforce the survivor’s account. Our legal team’s thorough preparation and attention to detail make it significantly more challenging for insurance companies to cast doubt on the survivor’s credibility.

In addition to building a strong factual foundation for each case, we also bring skilled negotiation tactics to the table. Insurance companies often aim to settle claims quickly and for as little as possible.

We leverage our extensive knowledge of sexual abuse cases and insurance law to negotiate settlements that truly reflect the full extent of the harm and loss suffered by the survivor.

This includes immediate medical expenses and therapy costs and factors in potential future medical needs, ongoing psychological support, and compensation for pain and suffering.