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Do not assume that means you do not have a case. A denial is the insurance company’s position. It is not a judge’s decision, and it is not necessarily the final word on who was responsible or what you are entitled to recover.
At Natasha Misra Law, we help people injured in serious truck accidents throughout Milwaukee and Wisconsin take a hard look at what the insurance company is claiming and what the evidence actually shows.
The insurance company is protecting itself. We are protecting you.
An insurer may deny a truck accident claim because it argues:
Do not read a denial letter as a neutral assessment of what happened. Insurance companies have a financial interest in limiting what they pay.
Our team reviews the denial, the insurance policies, the crash evidence, and your medical records to determine whether the insurer’s position is actually supported.
Truck crashes can be complicated, particularly on busy Milwaukee-area routes like I-94, I-43, I-41, and the Marquette Interchange.
The commercial driver may be only one part of the case. Depending on the circumstances, responsibility could involve a trucking company, vehicle owner, maintenance provider, freight company, or another business.
An insurer may point the finger somewhere else and expect you to accept it. We do not.
Natasha Misra Law can investigate the collision, obtain available records, review driver and company information, locate witnesses, examine photos and video, and work with appropriate experts when necessary. We build our own understanding of what happened rather than relying on the version that costs the insurance company the least.
Another common fight is over medical treatment.
The insurance company may argue that your back pain existed before the crash, your treatment went on too long, or your injuries could not have been caused by the collision.
That does not make those arguments true.
Medical records from before and after the accident can help show what changed. Imaging, treatment records, physician opinions, work restrictions, and evidence of how the injury affected your daily life may all become important.
Our job is to connect the evidence and show the full impact of the crash, not allow an adjuster to reduce your injuries to the most convenient interpretation for the insurer.
“The insurance company can say no. That does not mean we have to accept their answer. We look at why they denied the claim, we look at the evidence ourselves, and then we decide what the next move should be.” - Natasha Misra
A denial may need to be addressed through additional evidence, negotiation, a formal insurance dispute, or litigation. The right response depends on why the claim was denied and which insurance company is involved.
You should not have to figure that out while recovering from a truck accident.
At Natasha Misra Law, we can determine what makes sense for your specific case rather than simply sending another letter and hoping the insurance company changes its mind.
Insurance companies know that fault affects what they may have to pay.
Wisconsin uses comparative negligence. If you are found partly responsible, your recovery may be reduced. That gives an insurer a financial reason to argue that you were speeding, distracted, following too closely, or could have avoided the collision.
Their accusation is not proof.
We can examine police reports, physical evidence, vehicle damage, witness accounts, video, commercial trucking records, and other available evidence to determine whether the insurer’s version holds up.
This is one reason you should be careful about giving recorded statements. What sounds like a casual conversation with an adjuster can later become part of the insurer’s argument against you.
Don’t Sign Until We Talk.
Commercial insurers deal with serious truck accident claims all the time. They have adjusters, investigators, lawyers, and systems designed to protect the company’s interests.
You should not be expected to go up against that by yourself.
At Natasha Misra Law, Natasha remains personally involved while an experienced personal injury team handles the investigation, insurance communication, medical documentation, and other details needed to build the claim.
And if your vehicle was damaged, we can also help with repairs, total loss issues, towing, storage, and rental vehicle concerns when coverage allows.
You focus on your treatment and your life. We deal with the insurance company.
If an insurance company denied your truck accident claim in Milwaukee, West Allis, Wauwatosa, Greenfield, Waukesha, Racine, Madison, Appleton, Green Bay, or elsewhere in Wisconsin, do not let the insurer convince you that one denial letter settles the matter.
Bring us the denial. Tell us what happened. We will look at the evidence and help you understand what options may still be available.
Call Natasha Misra Law for a free consultation. Before you accept the insurance company’s answer, get someone on your side.
