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Received an Insurance Offer That Does Not Reflect What You Have Been Through?
A demand can be an important step in pursuing compensation after a personal injury. It should clearly explain what happened, establish the basis for liability, document the injuries and losses involved, and present the compensation being sought. Tomas Robirosa helps injured clients evaluate their claims, gather supporting evidence, communicate with insurers, and pursue a demand that reflects the facts and damages of the case.
A strong personal injury demand is more than a number sent to an insurance company. It should be supported by the facts of the accident, available evidence, medical documentation, lost income, property damage when applicable, and other losses that may be legally recoverable. The demand should also account for the liability issues and insurance coverage involved in the claim.
Depending on the circumstances, a demand may address medical treatment and expenses, lost wages, diminished earning capacity, pain and suffering, permanent injuries, out-of-pocket losses, and other damages. Supporting materials may include medical records and bills, photographs, crash or incident reports, witness information, employment records, insurance information, and other evidence relevant to the claim.
Florida law also recognizes specific types of settlement demands and offers that can carry procedural consequences. For example, section 768.79 addresses certain offers of judgment and demands for judgment in civil actions and provides potential attorney-fee and cost consequences when its requirements are met. Insurance claims can also involve separate statutory requirements and deadlines. Because the legal effect of a demand depends on the claim and the language used, a prompt legal evaluation can help you understand your options before making or responding to an important settlement demand.
You deserve more than a generic demand letter after an injury. You need someone who will take the time to understand what happened, who may be responsible, what insurance coverage is available, how serious your injuries are, and how the accident has affected your life.
At Robirosa Accident & Injury Law, Tomas Robirosa approaches each personal injury matter with preparation, direct communication, and attention to detail. For a demand, that means evaluating liability, reviewing available evidence, documenting medical treatment and damages, assessing insurance coverage, and presenting the claim in a clear and purposeful manner.
Whether you are preparing an initial demand, responding to an insurance company’s settlement offer, or evaluating whether negotiations are moving toward a fair resolution, your circumstances are unique. Your legal strategy should be, too.
Once an insurance company receives a demand, it usually does one of four things: accepts it, makes a lower counteroffer, asks for more information, or denies the claim. Many personal injury claims are resolved through negotiation at this stage.
If the insurer will not pay a fair amount, the next step may be a lawsuit. Many Florida civil cases also go through mediation before trial, where a neutral mediator helps both sides try to reach a settlement. Tomas is a Florida Supreme Court Certified Circuit Civil Mediator, so he understands mediation from the mediator's side as well as the advocate's.
Demands are part of every type of case we handle, from car accidents and slip and falls to denied insurance claims. If you already have an offer on the table, request a free consultation before you respond.
Results Matter. Preparation Wins.
Tomas Robirosa built his legal career around disciplined preparation, litigation, and personalized client representation. He graduated cum laude from Nova Southeastern University’s Shepard Broad College of Law and developed his trial advocacy skills through advanced litigation and trial programs.
He is a Florida Supreme Court Certified Circuit Civil Mediator and is admitted to practice in Florida state court and the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida.
When you choose Tomas, you are choosing an attorney who understands that a strong personal injury case requires preparation from the beginning. He works to understand the facts, preserve important evidence, evaluate liability, document damages, and prepare your case for the road ahead.
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