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Aim to Claim: Things to Know Before Calling Your Insurer - 6th Point
6. DO YOU NEED A LAWYER?
In cases involving serious injury or in disputes over claims involving significant sums, it may be prudent to consult a lawyer. Whether guiding you through the legalese of insurance contracts or helping you avoid lowball offers, a lawyer can protect your interests.
In the relationship between the insurer and the policy holder, lawyer Crosbie says, "There's a power and knowledge imbalance-a lawyer redresses the imbalance."
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