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The purpose of a demand letter is to provide the other party with an opportunity to pay the debt or obligation without having to go to court. If the other party does not respond or refuses to pay, then you may have to file a lawsuit to get the money that you are owed.
A demand letter is a legal document that demands payment for goods, services, or, in this case, wrongs done to the person sending the letter. The letter should include a list of the damages that have been incurred, as well as evidence to support the claim. It should also state the amount of money that is being requested and how it can be paid.
Our personal injury lawyers at Lopez & Humphries, PA can help you write an effective demand letter and protect your rights. Seek legal representation that guarantees the best possible outcome.
What’s in a Demand Letter?
A typical demand letter will include the following information:
- The name and contact information of the sender
- The amount of money that is being requested
- An explanation of why the money is owed
- Evidence to support the claim
- How the debt can be paid
What a Personal Injury Demand Letter Looks Like
A personal injury demand letter is a document that is sent to an insurance company after an accident has occurred. The purpose of the letter is to request payment for damages, medical expenses, and other losses.
A personal injury demand letter, much like a standard demand letter, should include the following information:
- The name and contact information of the injured party
- A description of the accident or incident that caused the injuries
- The date of the accident or incident
- The name and contact information of the party or parties that caused the injuries
- Proof of damages, such as medical records, bills, photographs, and eyewitness testimony
- An estimate of how much money is being requested to cover medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, etc.
Reach Out to a Lawyer at Lopez & Humphries, PA for Help
If you are considering sending a personal injury demand letter to an insurance company, or to claim payments from other parties, it is important to understand the process and what to expect.
An experienced attorney can help you gather the necessary evidence, negotiate with the insurance company or any other entity, and ensure that you receive the money that you are owed. Contact Lopez & Humphries, PA today to schedule a free consultation. Fill out our contact form, or call (863) 774-3573. We want to help you get the compensation you deserve.
