When you’ve been hurt in a car accident, the last thing you expect is to have your pain questioned. Yet insurance companies often do exactly that, especially if you have a pre-existing medical condition.

Maybe you’ve dealt with back pain, arthritis, or an old sports injury for years. Now, after your crash, your symptoms are far worse. The insurance company might argue that your discomfort is unrelated to the collision.

A pre-existing condition does not disqualify you from compensation. But it can make your case more complicated. These claims require careful handling, detailed medical evidence, and a car accident attorney who can push back against insurance company tactics.

Cindy Speaker

CEO of Speaker Media and Marketing, is the "Secret Weapon of Personal Injury Lawyers and Trial Attorneys" throughout the United States. Specializing as a marketing consultant to lawyers, with a primary focus on content marketing, social media, online video and mobile marketing strategies.

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