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Minor’s Compromise in California and Arizona

By Bicycle Accident, Bus Accident, Car Accident, Catastrophic Injury, Motorcycle Accident, Pedestrian Accident, Personal Injury, Truck Accident, Wrongful Death

Understanding Minor’s Compromise

When a child suffers an injury in California or Arizona, the law requires special approval before settling a personal injury claim. This process, called Minor’s Compromise, ensures the court protects the child’s best interests. Unlike adult claims, minors cannot legally sign contracts or settlements. Because of this rule, parents or guardians must seek court approval for any settlement involving a child.

Why Courts Use Minor’s Compromise

Courts want to protect children from unfair or rushed agreements. Insurance companies may try to settle quickly and pay less than the claim deserves. A Minor’s Compromise prevents this by requiring a judge to review the proposed settlement. The judge ensures the amount is fair, that medical expenses are covered, and that the funds will benefit the child.

Minor’s Compromise in California

California requires strict oversight to protect minors. Parents or guardians cannot finalize an injury settlement for a child without court approval. This means that even if the insurance company agrees to pay compensation, the settlement is not binding until a judge reviews it.

Some key points in California:

  • A petition for approval must be filed in the court.

  • A judge will evaluate attorney’s fees, medical bills, and the net recovery for the child.

  • In some cases, a guardian ad litem may be appointed to represent the child’s best interests.

  • Settlement funds are often deposited into a blocked account, accessible only when the minor turns 18.

Minor’s Compromise in Arizona

Arizona follows a similar principle but has some differences. Any settlement involving a minor that exceeds $10,000 requires court approval. Like California, the court ensures the funds are preserved and used appropriately for the child’s benefit.

Key points in Arizona:

  • A parent, legal guardian, or appointed guardian ad litem files the petition.

  • The court examines the fairness of the settlement and attorney’s fees.

  • Funds may be placed into restricted accounts or structured settlements.

  • The goal is to make sure the child’s future financial needs are protected.

Role of a Guardian ad Litem

A guardian ad litem plays a critical role in Arizona and sometimes in California. This representative does not work for the insurance company or even the parents. Instead, they act only for the child’s interests. The guardian ad litem reviews the settlement details, checks the medical evidence, and advises the court on whether the agreement protects the child.

How Fielding Law Can Help

Dealing with Minor’s Compromise can feel overwhelming. Fielding Law understands the legal rules in both California and Arizona and guides families through every step. Our attorneys help prepare petitions, gather medical evidence, and represent families at court hearings. We ensure settlements protect the child’s future and meet court requirements. If your child suffered an injury, you should not face the legal system alone. Call 833.88.SHARK for a free 24/7 consultation about your child’s injuries and learn how we can help protect their future.

Note: Information provided is for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Always consult with a qualified attorney for legal concerns.

December 2, 2025
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Babysitter Negligence and Child Injuries

By Burn Injury, Personal Injury, Slip or Trip and Fall

When Accidents Happen at Home

Parents trust babysitters, nannies, and in-home caregivers to keep their children safe. However, accidents can still occur. When a child is hurt while under someone else’s supervision, parents may question whether babysitter negligence played a role and what legal options exist.

Common Injuries While in a Babysitter’s Care

Even with precautions, children are prone to accidents. Some of the most common in-home injuries include:

  • Falls from beds, furniture, or stairs

  • Burns from hot liquids, stoves, or curling irons

  • Choking on food, toys, or small household items

  • Poisoning from unsecured medications or cleaning supplies

  • Cuts or scrapes from sharp objects or broken glass

These situations can quickly escalate, especially if the babysitter does not respond appropriately.

Who Is Responsible for a Child’s Injury?

Responsibility depends on the circumstances. If a babysitter leaves a toddler unsupervised in a bathtub, that could be considered babysitter negligence. On the other hand, if a child trips on their own toy while the sitter is watching closely, liability may not rest with the sitter.

Homeowners and renters also share responsibility. If unsafe conditions exist in the home, such as a broken stair, unsecured pool, or lack of childproofing, parents may bear part of the legal liability.

How Parents Can Protect Children and Themselves

Parents can reduce risks by:

  • Childproofing the home with gates, outlet covers, and locks

  • Giving clear safety instructions to the babysitter

  • Providing emergency contacts and medical information

  • Ensuring homeowner’s or renter’s insurance includes liability coverage

  • Hiring caregivers with training, references, and experience

Taking these steps can help prevent injuries and also protect families legally.

When Babysitters Are Not Liable

Not every accident results from babysitter negligence. Children are naturally active, and some injuries happen even when a caregiver is attentive. For example, if a child bumps into a wall while playing tag, the sitter may not be legally responsible.

Do Babysitters or Parents Have a Case?

Determining liability requires a careful look at whether negligence occurred. If the babysitter’s inattention directly caused the injury, a claim may exist. If unsafe property conditions were the primary cause, responsibility may fall on the homeowner or renter. A child injury lawyer can help parents understand if a case is valid.

Why Hire Fielding Law

At Fielding Law, we know how devastating it is when a child is injured. Our caring and capable team can review your case, explain your options, and fight for justice when babysitter negligence is involved. Call 833.88.SHARK for a free consultation.

Note: Information provided is for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Always consult with a qualified attorney for legal concerns.

December 2, 2025
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My Child was Injured at a Fast Food Play Place. Now What?

By Personal Injury, Premises Liability, Product Liability, Slip or Trip and Fall

Fast food play areas can seem like a safe and fun way for children to burn energy, but accidents do happen. From unsafe equipment to poor supervision or inadequate cleaning, a fast food play place injury can leave children seriously hurt. Parents may see a “play at your own risk” sign and assume they cannot take legal action, but that is not always the case.

Does “Play at Your Own Risk” Mean You Cannot Sue?

A business may post a warning sign to limit liability, but it does not give them complete protection. Property owners and businesses still have a legal duty to keep their premises reasonably safe. This includes regular cleaning, maintaining equipment, and addressing hazards they know about or should know about.

If your child suffers a fast food play place injury because of negligence, such as broken equipment or unsafe flooring, that sign does not necessarily block your right to pursue compensation. Courts often view these disclaimers as warnings, not as a way to avoid responsibility entirely.

What You Should Do After an Injury

If your child is injured at a play place, taking the right steps can protect their health and your potential case.

  1. Seek medical attention immediately: Even if the injury seems minor, some issues can develop later.

  2. Report the incident: Notify the manager and request that an official report is made. Ask for a copy.

  3. Take photos: Capture the play area, the hazard, and your child’s injuries.

  4. Collect witness information: Other parents or staff may have seen what happened.

  5. Keep medical records: Save all documents and bills related to your child’s treatment.

  6. Contact a personal injury attorney: An experienced lawyer can help you understand whether negligence played a role and what compensation may be available.

Why Hire Fielding Law

At Fielding Law, we understand how overwhelming it can feel when your child is hurt. Our team has experience helping families in both Arizona and California navigate injury claims. We treat every client with compassion and fight for accountability from businesses that fail to keep their spaces safe.

Next Steps

Do not assume that a “play at your own risk” sign leaves you with no options. If your child suffered a fast food play place injury, you may still have the right to seek compensation for medical costs, pain, and future care needs. Reach out to Fielding Law through our Contact Us page or call 833.88.SHARK to discuss your case.

Note: Information provided is for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Always consult with a qualified attorney for legal concerns.

December 1, 2025
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Injured on a Family Member’s Property: What Are Your Options?

By Personal Injury, Premises Liability

If you are injured on a family member property, it can create stress, confusion, and financial concerns. You may worry about medical bills, feel reluctant to pursue compensation, and fear damaging relationships. Understanding your options will help you act wisely and protect both your health and finances.

Understanding Homeowners Insurance Coverage

When someone is injured on a family member property, homeowners insurance is usually the first place to seek coverage. Most policies include liability protection that can cover medical bills, lost wages, and other related expenses.

Filing a claim with the insurance company does not mean you are suing your family member. The claim is against their insurance policy, not their personal assets, which allows you to seek help without creating family tension.

Why You Are Likely Not Pursuing Personal Assets

In most situations, the family member’s insurance is sufficient to handle the claim. This means you generally do not need to go after their personal assets. Using the insurance ensures that you receive necessary compensation while minimizing financial strain on your loved one.

Steps to Take After an Injury

  1. Seek Medical Attention
    Always prioritize your health. Get proper care and keep records of all treatments and expenses.

  2. Document the Incident
    Take photos of the accident scene and any visible injuries. Write down the circumstances that led to the injury.

  3. Communicate Carefully
    Explain the situation respectfully to your family member. Focus on the need for medical coverage, not blame, and consider having an attorney handle communications if needed.

  4. File an Insurance Claim
    Homeowners’ insurance claims are often straightforward and do not require suing the family member directly.

  5. Consult an Attorney
    Speaking with a personal injury attorney helps you understand your rights, evaluate options, and ensure proper compensation while protecting family relationships.

Why Hire Fielding Law

At Fielding Law, we help clients navigate injuries on family property with sensitivity and expertise. Our attorneys guide you through insurance claims, advocate for your medical and financial needs, and protect your relationships while ensuring you receive proper care.

Call 833.88.SHARK to schedule a free consultation and take the first step toward resolving your situation.

Note: Information provided is for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Always consult with a qualified attorney for legal concerns.

November 28, 2025
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The Holiday Rush and Your Safety

By Car Accident, Personal Injury, Premises Liability, Product Liability, Slip or Trip and Fall
The holiday season brings bright decorations, long lines, and bustling crowds. While shopping at the mall can be exciting, it also increases your risk of accidents. Parking lots fill quickly, escalators and elevators stay busy, and spills or clutter in stores may go unnoticed. Understanding these risks and taking simple precautions can help you avoid holiday shopping mall injuries while still enjoying the holiday spirit.

Parking Lot Dangers

Malls see a surge in traffic during November and December. With more drivers competing for limited spaces, accidents are common. The National Safety Council estimates that tens of thousands of crashes occur in parking lots every year, leading to hundreds of deaths and thousands of injuries.

Safety tips

  • Keep your phone down and your eyes up

  • Use headlights in dim light or at dusk

  • Park farther out and back into your space for safer exits

  • Walk in aisles instead of between cars

These steps help reduce blind-spot risks and make it easier for you to see other drivers and pedestrians. Preventing parking lot accidents is an important part of reducing holiday shopping mall injuries.

Escalator and Elevator Risks

Escalators and elevators are convenient, but they are also a frequent source of holiday shopping mall injuries. Research shows that elevator and escalator accidents kill about 31 people and seriously injure 17,000 in the United States each year.

Escalator safety

  • Hold the handrail and face forward

  • Step off quickly and carefully

  • Carry small children, and avoid bringing strollers on escalators

Elevator safety

  • Allow passengers to exit before entering

  • Keep hands, bags, and clothing clear of doors

  • Step back if doors begin to close unexpectedly

By following these precautions, you can avoid common injuries such as falls, trips, and entrapments.

Slips, Trips, and Falls

Wet tile near entrances, spilled drinks in food courts, or decorations blocking walkways create hazards for holiday shoppers. Wearing shoes with traction and paying attention to flooring transitions can make a difference. If you see a spill or hazard, report it to mall staff so it can be addressed before someone is hurt. Slips and falls are among the leading causes of holiday shopping mall injuries.

Crowd Concerns

Sales events and doorbuster promotions can attract large crowds. When crowds surge, injuries from pushing or trampling may occur. OSHA has even issued guidance to retailers on crowd management during the holidays.

To stay safe, avoid peak rush times, identify alternate exits, and keep children close to you. Staying aware in crowded situations helps lower the risk of serious holiday shopping mall injuries.

Protecting Children at the Mall

Children are naturally curious and may not recognize hazards. Escalators, heavy shelves, and crowded spaces can all be dangerous. Holding a child’s hand, avoiding escalators with strollers, and keeping shoelaces tied are small steps that prevent serious harm. Extra caution can go a long way in protecting children from holiday shopping mall injuries.

What to Do if You Are Injured

If you are injured at a mall, the first step is to get medical care. Report the incident to mall security or store management and request an incident report. Document the area with photos, and ask that surveillance footage be preserved. Avoid discussing fault at the scene.

Who May Be Responsible

Property owners and businesses have a duty to keep their premises safe. Liability may involve failing to clean spills promptly, poorly maintained escalators or elevators, insufficient lighting in parking areas, or inadequate crowd management. In Arizona and California, both of which follow comparative negligence rules, your recovery may be reduced if you are found partially at fault. Acting quickly and speaking with an attorney can help protect your rights after holiday shopping mall injuries.

Why Hire Fielding Law

At Fielding Law, we understand that an injury can turn a joyful holiday into a stressful season. Our team investigates thoroughly, secures important evidence, and works with experts to build your case. We handle communication with insurance companies and fight for fair compensation for your medical costs, lost income, and pain and suffering. We will treat you with professionalism and kindness every step of the way.

For a free consultation, call 833.88.SHARK or contact Fielding Law through our form.

Note: Information provided is for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Always consult with a qualified attorney for legal concerns.

November 26, 2025
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Fielding Law Attends OCTLA Top Gun Awards Charity Event

By Firm News and Celebrations, In the Community, Personal Injury

This past Saturday, our attorneys attended the OCTLA Top Gun Awards charity event. The occasion celebrated excellence in the legal community and contributed to a meaningful cause. Each year, OCTLA selects a charity, and this year the Jessie Rees Foundation was honored. The foundation brings hope and encouragement to children facing cancer. It provides support to families during difficult times.

Supporting a Meaningful Cause

Clark Fielding and the Fielding Law team purchased a table and made a donation to support the foundation. Senior Attorney Ryan Cooper contributed a football and jersey signed by NFL star Josh Allen to the silent auction. The generosity of attendees helped raise nearly $240,000 for the Jessie Rees Foundation, allowing the organization to continue its important programs for children and families.

Celebrating Community and Giving Back

For our attorneys, attending the OCTLA Top Gun Awards charity event was more than a night out. It was an opportunity to connect, celebrate the legal profession, and support a cause that makes a real difference. Fielding Law believes in standing beside clients and communities alike, showing that advocacy extends beyond the courtroom.

If you or a loved one has been injured due to negligence, Fielding Law is ready to provide support. Call 833.88.SHARK to speak with our team.

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November 25, 2025
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The Most Common Thanksgiving Injuries

By Brain Injury (TBI), Burn Injury, Car Accident, Pedestrian Accident, Personal Injury, Premises Liability, Rideshare Accident, Slip or Trip and Fall

Thanksgiving is a holiday filled with family, food, and travel. Unfortunately, it is also one of the most dangerous times of year for accidents and injuries. From crowded roads to busy kitchens, the risks increase dramatically during this season. Understanding the most common Thanksgiving injuries can help you and your family enjoy the holiday safely.

Car Accidents During Thanksgiving Travel

Thanksgiving weekend is one of the busiest travel periods of the year. The National Safety Council estimates that more than 500 people die in crashes during the holiday period each year. With more drivers on the road, long distances, and impaired driving, the chance of a serious collision rises sharply.

Safety Tip: Buckle up, avoid distractions, and never drive under the influence. Planning ahead can reduce your risk of becoming another Thanksgiving travel statistic.

Alcohol-Related Crashes

Thanksgiving Eve, often called “Drinksgiving,” is known as one of the biggest drinking nights of the year. In 2022, about 35 percent of drivers in fatal crashes on Thanksgiving Eve were impaired (NHTSA). These accidents devastate families and often leave victims facing long recoveries.

Safety Tip: Arrange for a designated driver, rideshare, or overnight stay if alcohol will be part of your holiday gathering.

Cooking Fires and Burn Injuries

The kitchen is the heart of Thanksgiving, but it is also a common source of accidents. According to the National Fire Protection Association, Thanksgiving is the leading day of the year for home cooking fires. In 2022, firefighters responded to about 1,610 cooking fires on Thanksgiving Day, nearly four times the daily average. Burns, scalds, and smoke inhalation are among the most common Thanksgiving injuries (NFPA).

Safety Tip: Never leave cooking food unattended, keep flammable items away from stoves, and use caution with turkey fryers.

Slips, Trips, and Falls

Crowded homes, spilled drinks, and cluttered walkways all increase the risk of slips and falls. These accidents can cause broken bones, sprains, or head injuries. Many of these injuries happen when guests are distracted, rushing, or carrying heavy items.

Safety Tip: Clean spills quickly, keep walkways clear, and use proper lighting in entryways and stairs.

Child Injuries During Gatherings

Children are curious and may not notice hazards like hot ovens, sharp knives, or crowded stairways. The excitement of the holiday can make them more prone to accidents. Extra care is essential to keep little ones safe.

Safety Tip: Assign adults to supervise children, keep them away from the kitchen, and ensure stairs and play areas are free from obstacles.

What to Do if You Are Injured

If you suffer an injury over Thanksgiving:

  1. Seek medical attention immediately.

  2. Document the area and your injuries with photos.

  3. Report the incident to the appropriate party, such as a property owner or store manager.

  4. Preserve evidence, including receipts, medical records, and witness information.

  5. Contact an experienced personal injury attorney.

Why Hire Fielding Law

An accident should not overshadow your holiday. At Fielding Law, we understand how overwhelming an injury can be, especially during a season meant for joy. Our attorneys investigate thoroughly, preserve evidence, and communicate with insurance companies on your behalf. We fight for fair compensation for your medical expenses, lost income, and pain and suffering.

Call 833.88.SHARK today to schedule your free consultation. Let our team provide the professional and compassionate support you need this holiday season.

Note: Information provided is for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Always consult with a qualified attorney for legal concerns.

November 25, 2025
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Injured By a Self-Driving Delivery Robot?

By Bicycle Accident, Car Accident, E-Bikes and E-Scooters, Motorcycle Accident, Pedestrian Accident, Personal Injury, Product Liability, Skate & Skateboarding Accident, Slip or Trip and Fall

Technology continues to grow fast in Arizona and California and many cities now use small delivery robots on sidewalks. These machines seem helpful. However, they can cause real injuries when they malfunction or move into a person’s path. If a delivery robot injured you, you may feel confused. You may wonder who is responsible. A robot delivery injury lawyer can help you understand your next steps and protect your rights.

How Delivery Robot Injuries Happen

Delivery robots move on sidewalks and across crosswalks. They follow digital maps and sensors. When something fails, the robot can strike a pedestrian, knock over a stroller, or block a pathway. These accidents often happen because of issues such as the following

  • Sensor defects

  • Software errors

  • Poor maintenance

  • Unsafe deployment in crowded areas

These errors can lead to falls, collisions, and serious injuries.

Real Incidents That Have Already Happened

Injuries involving self-driving delivery robots are no longer theoretical. Several incidents across the country show that malfunctioning or poorly monitored robots can harm pedestrians.

A well known event took place in West Hollywood where a man using a mobility scooter captured video of a Serve Robotics device cutting into his path. The robot braked hard in front of him, which created a jolt that could have caused a fall for someone using crutches or a cane.

In another case, a bicyclist in Austin filed a lawsuit after a delivery robot allegedly rolled into an intersection and caused a collision. The company denied negligence, but the case highlights how robotic devices can misjudge timing or fail to stop correctly.

A campus employee at Arizona State University reported a minor injury when a Starship Technologies robot bumped into them and knocked them off balance. The incident led to a cut on the arm and lower back pain. The company provided insurance information and even offered promo codes, which showed that injuries are taken seriously but also raised concerns about how these events are handled.

These situations show that self-driving delivery robot injuries are happening in real life and that victims often deal with confusion regarding who is at fault.

Who May Be Responsible

Responsibility can depend on the cause of the incident. A robot delivery injury lawyer reviews every detail and identifies all possible sources of liability. Common responsible parties include the following

  • The delivery company

  • The robotics manufacturer

  • A maintenance contractor

  • A commercial property owner that used the devices on its property

Arizona and California both have laws that protect injured pedestrians. However, these laws can be complex. An attorney helps you understand how state liability rules apply to your situation.

What You Should Do After an Injury

After an accident with a delivery robot, safety comes first. Then gather what you can so your legal team can review it. Helpful items include the following

  • Photos or videos

  • Witness names

  • Medical records

  • Details of the robot’s company or logo

This information strengthens your potential claim and helps your self-driving delivery robot injury lawyer understand what happened.

Why These Claims Are Complex

Robot injury cases involve new technology. They may include questions about software design and automated decision making. They may also require experts in robotics or human factors. These cases move fast because companies want to protect their products. Early guidance from an attorney ensures that evidence is preserved and your rights remain protected.

Why Hire Fielding Law

Fielding Law understands how overwhelming an unexpected injury can feel. Our team focuses on compassion and clear communication. We listen first. Then we guide you through the legal process with patience and care. We investigate every detail and we work to protect your rights throughout the entire case. When you need support, Fielding Law is ready to help. You can call 833.88.SHARK at any time.

Note: Information provided is for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Always consult with a qualified attorney for legal concerns.

November 24, 2025
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Thanksgiving Buffet Gone Wrong?

By Personal Injury, Premises Liability, Product Liability, Slip or Trip and Fall, Wrongful Death

At first bite, buffets offer an enticing experience with their grand selection of foods and no one stopping you from going back and getting your fourth plate. It is a dream for hungry diners, especially during the Thanksgiving season. Indulgence is practically encouraged! However, without some awareness, that freedom can take a dangerous turn and leave you in harm’s way.

Thanksgiving Buffet Hazards

Breeding Place for Bacteria

Buffets often have food sitting out for long periods of time. This makes it challenging to maintain safe temperatures, keeping hot foods above 140°F and cold foods below 40°F. When these standards slip, harmful bacteria like salmonella can grow quickly, putting you or a loved one at risk of getting sick.

Cross Contamination and Allergens

Buffets involve many people handling shared utensils and serving themselves from open food trays. Risk of allergens or viruses can be easily transferred from, one food item to the surface of another.

Choking Hazards

In some cases, staff may fail to properly remove bones, pits, or other hard objects from food, putting your family or friends at serious risk of choking. While guests are responsible for how fast they eat, improper food prep is a preventable hazard that can fall on the buffet staff.

Slip and Fall Accidents

Spilled drinks are common in buffet environments. However, when staff members forget to place proper signage to warn customers, what starts as a minor slip and fall can escalate into a serious injury.

Burns from Hot Trays

Trays and serving dishes can become extremely hot. If staff fail to provide clear warning signage or verbally alert guests, they create a hazardous environment. Your loved ones can then unknowingly touch hot surfaces and suffer painful burns.

Broken Dishes or Sharp Utensils

During busy times like Thanksgiving, when large crowds are coming through, the upkeep of dishes and utensils can sometimes be overlooked. Even awkwardly placed utensils and be a risk and cause accidental cuts to guests.

How Fielding Law Can Help

When negligence plays a role in food handling, poor maintenance, or failure to warn customers of hazards, the consequences can be serious. Depending on your situation, the buffet may be legally responsible for harm caused. At Fielding Law we understand how it can be overwhelming to deal with an injury caused by unsafe conditions. That is why we are here to help you understand your rights and walk you through the legal process. If you or a loved one has suffered due to unsafe conditions at a buffet contact us at 888.SHARK for your free consultation today.

Note: Information provided is for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Always consult with a qualified attorney for legal concerns.

November 21, 2025
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Common Games Insurance Companies Play

By Car Accident, Personal Injury, Truck Accident, Wrongful Death

Understanding Insurance Company Tactics

After an accident or injury, dealing with insurance companies can feel overwhelming. Insurance adjusters focus on protecting their company’s bottom line. Often, this means using insurance company tactics to reduce the amount of compensation you receive. Knowing these tactics can help you protect your rights and your claim.

Common Tactics Used by Insurance Companies

Insurance companies may try to diminish your claim in several ways:

  • Lowball Offers: They may offer a quick settlement that is far below what your injuries and damages are worth. This tactic pressures victims to accept less.

  • Delayed Communication: By slowing responses or delaying offers, they hope you will settle quickly out of frustration.

  • Questioning Your Credibility: Adjusters may imply your account is inconsistent or exaggerated to reduce the payout.

  • Medical Record Scrutiny: They may focus on minor pre-existing conditions to argue that your injuries are not severe.

  • Recorded Statements: They may ask you to give a recorded statement and then use your words out of context.

  • Blaming the Victim: Adjusters sometimes suggest you share fault for the accident to reduce the settlement.

Why Insurance Companies Use These Tactics

Insurance companies operate as businesses. Every claim they pay represents money leaving the company. They use these insurance company tactics because most individuals do not fully understand the claims process. By applying pressure and confusion, they hope to secure a lower payout.

How Fielding Law Can Help

At Fielding Law, we know the strategies insurance companies use. Our attorneys in California and Arizona protect clients from these tactics. We handle communications with the insurance company, review settlement offers, and fight for full compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering.

Do not let insurance company tactics reduce your claim. Call 833.88.SHARK or contact Fielding Law today for a free consultation.

Note: Information provided is for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Always consult with a qualified attorney for legal concerns.

November 20, 2025
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