If you are in a automobile accident in Idaho, you will quickly learn how insurance company adjusters will pressure you to give a recorded statement.  Often they just act like its the normal thing and the injured person who refuses is somehow a bad guy.  That’s just one of many techniques they use. The adjuster …

The Constitution of the United States often comes under attack from various directions.   Like when special interests try to limit our Second Amendment right to bear arms or our First Amendment freedoms of religion and press.  These days, however, the most frequently attacked Constitutional right is the Seventh Amendment right to trial by jury.                                          …

Time and time again you hear it “The USA  is the most litigious society in the world”.    The claim is that we Americans sue one another far more than any other country.  Or, we are just “sue happy.”  This is a BIG LIE.  The evidence shows is just not true. For example,  studies show “Only …

A basic mistake that people make when they have been injured is to think they should treat their medical care like they always do. Which for most people means try to “tough it out.” Injured people don’t often understand that this makes the insurance company happy because they use it against you. Insurance companies deny …

When a person is injured by another person’s negligence the injured person has the right to recover all the damages  incurred.  Damages include both economic losses (lost income-medical expenses etc.) and non-economic losses (loss of enjoyment of life, disfigurement, pain and suffering etc.).   A more complete discussion  of damages can be found in this …

Large insurance companies like Allstate and State Farm commonly use nasty tactics to avoid paying for lost wages, medical bills and other expenses that result from collisions.  As shown in this report, these companies routinely delay, deny and defend valid claims in an effort to increase profits.  This is why we are here to work …

Cheryl Van Houten Andree Maxwell