The #1 Dirty Trick Strategy To SCREW Injured People In EVERY Injury Case! [Call 312-500-4500]

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In this video, Chicago injury lawyer Scott DeSalvo reveals the number one dirty trick defense that defense lawyers and insurance companies use to undermine injured people in every injury case. He shares a real-life example of how they call you a liar and show that you're a liar without ever directly accusing you. DeSalvo provides valuable insights on how insurance companies and defense attorneys manipulate small details to build a strong defense against your injury case. Learn how to combat this tactic and protect your rights by choosing a credible doctor who keeps accurate records. If you've been injured and need legal assistance, contact Scott DeSalvo at 312-500-4500. Insurance companies and their defense attorneys are not nice. They might ACT nice, but their job is to beat your case and pay you no money for your injuries. In this video, I explain the dirty tricks they use in almost every injury case. This way, you will know what to look for and how to protect yourself. Dirty Trick Identified: Insurance companies and defense lawyers frequently employ a strategy to undermine injured people by subtly implying they're lying without directly calling them liars. This is done by highlighting inconsistencies in medical records and testimonies. Case Example: An injured woman who hit her head and knee in an accident faced challenges in court because medical records from paramedics and ER doctors indicated she denied hitting her head, despite her claims to the contrary. Defense attorneys used this discrepancy to cast doubt on her credibility. Record-Keeping Issues: Medical professionals often document only the most critical or immediately relevant details, leading to incomplete or inconsistent medical records. Defense lawyers exploit these gaps to suggest that the injured person's complaints are unreliable or exaggerated. Defense Strategy: In court, defense attorneys compile numerous minor inconsistencies from medical records to create a narrative that the injured person is not credible. This can involve detailed questioning about pain levels and symptoms documented at various visits, which rarely align perfectly. Combating the Trick: Injured individuals can protect themselves by ensuring thorough and accurate medical documentation. This includes requesting corrections to medical records when inaccuracies are found. Additionally, working with credible doctors who maintain detailed records can help counter the defense's strategy. Hurt at Work? Get Your ZERO Cost Copy of Our *Work Injury Cheat Sheet* --- "How To SURVIVE Your Work Injury WITHOUT Getting SCREWED By Your Job, The Insurance Company or Even A Lawyer!*: https://bit.ly/2OFuJ3p Get MORE Info at No Cost In My ***Injury DVD and Book*** —* "The Five Biggest Secrets of Illinois Injury and Accident Cases”*: Injury Book and DVD: https://bit.ly/2QIh5y1 We hope you enjoyed this video. Make sure that you click the "Like" button and also share this video with your friends and others who might also be interested in knowing this video. Please click "Subscribe" and click the bell icon to keep up to date with new videos from this channel. And if you have any questions or feedback about this video topic, please comment below. Subscribe Now 🙏 https://www.youtube.com/@DeSalvoLaw Learn more at (website)👉 https://desalvolaw.com/ ✅FREE Settlement Value Calculator: 👉https://desalvolaw.com/settlement-calculator/ ✅Need help RIGHT NOW? Or Need your questions answered? 👉Call - 312-500-4500 Follow us on👇 ✅ Facebook 👉 https://www.facebook.com/desalvolawyer ✅ Twitter 👉 https://twitter.com/ScottDeSalvo ✅ Instagram 👉 https://www.instagram.com/desalvo_injury_law/ ✅ LinkedIn 👉https://www.linkedin.com/in/scott-desalvo-injury-law/ ✅TikTok 👉 https://www.tiktok.com/@bestinjurylawyer ✅P.S. - If you are a current or former client or you enjoy my videos, can you please do me a favor?