Insurance Policies

When an insurance company reaches out with a settlement offer shortly after your accident, it can feel like a relief. You may be facing mounting medical bills and lost wages, so any offer might seem helpful at first. The simple answer is yes: quick settlement offers from insurance companies are almost always significantly lower than what your claim is worth, and accepting them without legal guidance could leave you with inadequate compensation for your injuries and losses. Knowles Law Firm has been protecting the rights of Nebraska injury victims for 55 years. Our experienced…

After an accident, insurance adjusters often contact victims quickly with offers that seem reasonable at first glance. However, many adjusters employ tactics designed to minimize your claim and protect the insurance company’s bottom line. Recognizing these red flags can protect you from accepting less compensation than you deserve. Insurance adjusters may pressure you to settle quickly, downplay your injuries, or request recorded statements before you fully  understand the extent of your damages. With 55 years of experience handling insurance claims throughout Nebraska, the lawyers at Knowles Law Firm have obtained multi-million dollar settlements on…

When an accident happens in Nebraska but involves an insurance company from another state, you may face unique obstacles in getting the compensation you deserve. Out-of-state insurance companies often try to minimize payouts by claiming unfamiliarity with Nebraska laws or by delaying the claims process. Nebraska-based attorneys understand these tactics and know how to counter them effectively. The lawyers at Knowles Law Firm have 55 years of experience handling cases involving out-of-state insurance companies. Our family-owned practice has obtained multi-million dollar settlements for clients throughout Nebraska. We can build a strong case on your…

When multiple insurance policies cover your accident, the situation becomes complex as different insurers determine who pays what portion of your damages. Multiple policies can apply when you have your own coverage, the at-fault driver has insurance, and additional policies from other vehicles or parties involved in the accident create overlapping coverage that requires coordination between insurance companies. Knowles Law Firm has helped accident victims navigate these complicated insurance scenarios for 55 years. The experienced attorneys understand how multiple policies interact and can ensure you receive the maximum compensation available from all applicable sources….