WHY WOULD AN ATTORNEY OFFER FREE BOOKS and REPORTS?

We have heard too many horror stories about insurance companies taking advantage of people before they have a chance to talk to an attorney. For years one major insurance company encouraged Injured Iowans to not hire an attorney and tried to settle their case early on. Once a case is settled with the insurance company either in writing or on the phone, most likely you will be bound by the terms of the agreement. You may not need an attorney to represent you in your case, but you should be armed with this important information, right from the beginning of your claim. We wrote these books so that you can better deal with the insurance company and their tactics.

We are also sick and tired of outrageous lawyer advertising where lawyers with a reputation for handling hundreds of cases at a time make promises that can't be kept or equate your injury to "cash, cash, cash." Many of these lawyers advertise throughout the state and have no intention of taking your case to trial.

Most attorneys require you to make an appointment in which you would get some of the information that we have provided here. We believe that you should be able to have this information right now, and without any pressure. The hiring of an attorney to represent you is a very important step that should not be taken lightly.

Frankly, this method of talking to you also saves us time. We've packed a ton of information into these books and it saves us the hours of time that it would take each day just to talk to all of the new potential clients who call. We cannot and will not accept every case and, frankly, each year we turn down good cases that simply do not meet our case selection criteria. So, rather than cut you short on the phone, writing these books gives us a chance to tell you what you need to know so that you can make an informed decision about what steps to take with your case. Even if we do not accept your case, we would like you to be educated about the process so that you don't become an insurance company victim.