For a case involving injuries resulting from a slip and fall on ice, is a special regime justified demand letter. Here is an example for you, in your case is to be used.
Dear Insurance Adjuster:
Enclosed wage loss documentation and complete medical specials for Nira Thomas. Mrs. Thomas was seriously injured on 9 January, 2001 in a covered accident for which you have assumed full responsibility.
Nira Thomas fell flat on his back after slipping on the ice on yourInsured property. They immediately make an appointment with Dr. Jess P. Jones, and was seen later by him to this day. Mrs. Thomas received chiropractic treatments from Dr. Jones on 9 January, 11, 17, 29 and 5 February 2001. Because the pain did not abate after these treatments, Mrs. Thomas requested a referral to an orthopedist. The pain became even worse during the first six weeks after the accident. The injury was aggravated in the first two months of physical and mentalStress of the work Mrs. Thomas responsibilities, as detailed below, they could not crop substantially.
Dr. Leroy Hamm tested Nira Thomas, 12 February and 14 March 2001. Dr. Hamm reports document that Mrs. Thomas had had some pain in my lower back shortly before the accident. The accident of 9 January, 2001 aggravated her lower back pain, making it radiate to her right buttock. Dr. Thomas Hamm woman diagnosed as suffering with a lumbo sacral strain. Heprescribed medication and physical therapy program in the back area. My client took medication for several months in conjunction with physical therapy, reducing the drug as tolerable.
Mrs. Thomas began to receive physical therapy on 15 February 2001 in Nova Care She treated consistently late 18 May 2001. Mrs. Thomas received additional treatment now in Physical Therapy from 21 May 2001 to 4th December 2001. It was just this physical therapy, which provided significant relief to myClient.
Mrs. Thomas was examined by her internist, Dr. William Schetzy in autumn 2001. The report he prepared is attached to the U.S. Department of Labor.
Note that Nira St. Thomas to suffer today are still considerable back pain and has a significant limitation in their activities of daily living as a result of this accident. She takes pain medication usually on an intermittent basis and on a daily basis, if the pain worsens. She makes exercises at home andMassage receives from her husband, Robert.
The marital strain on both of my clients, sexual, emotional and physical from the time of the accident was great. In addition to the daily marital and personal and work life stresses Ms Thomas after the delay was strongly influenced in the pursuit of their biological reproductive goals and continue to impact my clients today. Financially, emotionally, physically and mentally, it has been devastating.
Following theAccident, would Mrs. Thomas supervisor shall not allow them to significantly reduce their total weekly dose or professional duties for many weeks until they are resolved to qualify under FMLA. In extreme pain in the January-March 2001, joined Mrs. Thomas standing and sitting at her desk and tried to work on the computer. She could not sit more than 10-15 minutes at a time. Submitted only after the FMLA qualifying for the personnel department was that itsInspectorate has been reduced hours, Mrs Thomas is committed and shift some of its workload to another employee. Until then, Ms. Thomas was simply through the pain.
Another work due to injury was that this supervision was not possible to Mrs. Thomas to pursue professional development training programs in the spring of 2001. My client had previously signed up for these programs but could not participate because their time reduced. This loss of professional developmentMrs. Thomas for their earning power has influenced horizons. Mrs. Thomas's loss of productivity resulting from the accident was a major reason why they did not receive a raise or cost of living increase during their annual review in July 2001.
In view of the clear responsibility and the seriousness of the damage suffered, the settlement demand is made in the amount of $ 85,000.00 to $ 10,000.00 for Nira Thomas and Robert Thomas. Please contact me after your review of this claim is complete.
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