More than the insurance company wants to pay you – that’s for damn sure.

The truth? There’s no magic number. Every case is different. But if you’ve got injuries, you better believe there’s real money on the table. The trick is knowing how to grab it – and not letting the insurance company lowball you into peanuts.

Here’s what goes into the number:

• Medical bills. ER visits, follow-ups, physical therapy – add it all up.
• Lost wages. If you missed work, you better get paid for that too.
• Future costs. Still in pain months from now? That’s more money in your pocket.
• Pain and suffering. This isn’t just about receipts. It’s about what you’ve been through.
• Property damage. Your car’s a wreck? Get it fixed.

So how much is your case worth? If you’re working with us, the answer is: as much as possible.

We’re not here to play nice. We’re here to get you paid.

Here’s the deal: Some cases wrap up in a few months. Others take over a year. Why? Because Playmakers don’t take the first offer just to say they got it done fast. Our #1 goal is to get more money in your pocket.

You want quick? Go talk to the insurance company yourself and enjoy that $500 “go away” check. You want six figures? Let us do our thing.

Look, we don’t drag our feet. We move fast when we can, but we don’t rush if it means screwing you out of money.

So how long does it take? As long as it takes to do it right and to get you paid.

If someone else caused the crash, they (and their insurance company) owe you for all of it. Not just the busted bumper or hospital bill. We’re talking full-blown, top-to-bottom compensation for what you’ve been through. Here’s what that looks like:

• Medical bills. ER, surgery, therapy, meds – every dollar.
• Future medical care. Still hurting next year? That’s on them too.
• Lost wages. Missed work? Missed paychecks? We get it back.
• Loss of future earning ability. If your injury messed with your ability to work long-term, that’s a big check.
• Pain and suffering. This is where things get interesting. There’s no receipt for misery — so we put a price on it.
• Emotional distress. Anxiety, trauma, PTSD — if it hit your mind like it hit your body, it counts.
• Property damage. Your car, your stuff — get it replaced or paid for.
• Loss of enjoyment. Can’t play with your kids, hit the gym, or do the things you love? That matters. We make sure it’s accounted for.

Bottom line: if it affected your life, our team can help you get compensated for it. No dollar gets left on the table.

People being idiots, mostly.

Look, most car wrecks happen because someone wasn’t paying attention, driving like a maniac, or just plain acting stupid behind the wheel. Here’s the greatest hits list:

• Texting while driving
• Speeding
• Running red lights
• Tailgating
• Drunk or high drivers
• Falling asleep at the wheel

Every one of these is avoidable. But people screw up every day – and when they do, it’s you who ends up hurt, out of work, and buried in medical bills.

The good news? If someone else caused your accident, our team will help get you paid for it. Doesn’t matter if they were texting, drunk, or just being careless — if they’re at fault, you’re getting paid.

The kind that don’t go away with an ice pack.

Look, even a “minor” crash can mess you up more than you think. Your body isn’t made to handle getting slammed by a 4,000-pound hunk of steel. Here’s what we see all the time:

• Whiplash. Classic. Neck feels fine at first, then BAM — you can’t turn your head for a week.
• Back injuries. Herniated discs, pinched nerves, and pain that sticks around for years.
• Concussions. You don’t need to hit your head to get one. If your brain bounced around, you might be foggy, dizzy, or just off.
• Broken bones. Arms, legs, ribs — whatever took the hit.
• Knee and shoulder injuries. The twisting, jamming, or slamming in a crash wrecks joints.
• Internal injuries. You won’t see ‘em, but your organs might’ve taken a beating.

Don’t tough it out. Don’t guess. Get checked out, get treatment, and get it all documented. Not only is that how you protect your health — it’s how you protect your case. No one’s cutting you a fat check for injuries you didn’t bother to see a doctor about.

Bottom line: if you’re hurting after a wreck, don’t ignore it. We’ll make sure the insurance company doesn’t either — and we’ll make sure you get paid for all of it.

Everything. The more ammo we’ve got, the more money our team will help get you.

Here’s what will help your case:

• Accident report. Cops showed up? Get the report. It’s got the facts – and facts get you paid.
• Photos. Wrecked car, skid marks, bruises – the uglier, the better.
• Medical records. Hospital visits, doctor’s notes, prescriptions. We need proof you were hurt.
• Insurance info. Yours and theirs.
• Witnesses. Names, numbers, grandma who saw it from the porch – anyone who backs your story.
• Pay stubs. Missed work? Document that too.
• Any communication. Texts, emails, voicemails from insurance companies – don’t delete a thing.

Don’t stress if you don’t have all these documents yet. Call us anyway. We know what to ask, who to ask, and how to get the proof that forces insurance companies to pay out big.

You focus on healing. We’ll handle the rest.

Fault isn’t just about who says what happened – it’s about what you can prove. Cops, witnesses, photos, videos, damage angles – it all goes into building the case. But make no mistake: the insurance company will do everything they can to pin the blame on you, even if you did nothing wrong.

Here’s what we look at to shut that down:

• Police report. It’s not the final word, but it’s a strong starting point.
• Photos and video. Dash cams, traffic cams, phone pics — hard to argue with footage.
• Vehicle damage. Where and how the cars got hit tells a big part of the story.
• Witnesses. Neutral third parties are gold — especially if they back your side.
• Traffic laws. Running a red light, no turn signal, tailgating — violations help prove who screwed up.

Everything that can build a case the insurance company can’t ignore. If they try to twist the facts, we twist back harder – with proof.

And if you think “fault” is always black and white? Think again. In a lot of cases, they’ll try to say you were partially at fault just to pay you less. Not on our watch.