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Last Update 04/30/08
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Personal Injury Cases On Your Own: Some Common Sense Tips Some personal injury claims are relatively modest. You may decide to take some steps yourself. A Maryland attorney may be able to give you some advice or tips on handling smaller claims yourself. You may also want to consult online materials produced by a reputable self-help publisher in California called Nolo Press. They offer some practical, general guidance including: The last article showcases a basic piece of good advice when first speaking directly to the other side's insurance company, "Be polite- but say little and don't sign anything." Keep in mind that personal injury cases are controlled by state law. An out-of-state publisher can only give you general information.
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