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Suspicious engagement of legal
assistance
- Your first notice of
claim is by an attorney or you learn that the claimant
has hired an attorney immediately after filing the claim
- Attorney lien or
representation letter is dated the day of
- Attorney suggests a
settlement or buy-out soon after claim is filed
- Claimant initially
shows willingness to settle with insurer but later hires
an attorney and files subjective complaints
- Attorney threatens
further legal action if quick settlement is not made
- Claim involves
excessive demands for compensation of a permanent injury
- Attorney has a
reputation for handling suspicious claims
- Your company
experiences a high number of suits from a specific law
firm
- The same combination
of attorneys and medical providers involved in previous
claims recurs
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