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Winning Your Personal Injury Claim: With Sample Forms and Worksheets (Self-Help Law Kit With Forms)

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I bought this book because I wanted a sourcebook that would help me resolve my claim without involving a lawyer, something the book's self-review promised it would do. However, the book was cynical and insulting, and every other line said, in effect, "if you INSIST on doing this yourself, good luck. However, you should really get a lawyer." The book's title should be "Get a Lawyer for your Personal Injury Claim." That's about the only message I got from it. What a disappointment.

I had a small case and didn't want to turn a 1/3 of it over to a lawyer so I got this book. It explained step by step what to expect and do and I was able therefore to maximize value and minimize effort on my own claim.

This book is a great resource and a big help for anyone who's had the misfortune of being injured and trying to find their way through the legal system. It's really easy to understand, clearly written and full of real-life advice. This book probably saved my already frazzled energies for the real work ahead. Check it out.

When I read this book, I suspected it might be good. Little did I realize exactly how good it would be. Everything you could possibly want to know about winning your personal injury claim is in here. Even if you don't have a claim, this book makes for an excellent read in front of a fire on a cold winter night. Mr. Aidman's tone reasonates with warmth, understanding, and humour. I highly reccomend this book to everyone.

This book was vague on the details and organization I needed to review my case. I purchased it together with NOLO's book, "How to Win Your Personal Injury Claim" by Joseph Matthews. The NOLO book was MUCH better.

This book offered no firm formula to help evaluate your case. That may be a safer legal bet, since cases aren't always straightforward. The NOLO book, however, offered a very common method to evaluate the case value. While the insurance companies are not allowed to absolutely use that formula, it is a very good starting point.

This book is too generalized to help the way the NOLO book does.

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I bought 2 books on Amazon this one and Car Accident Secrets Vol 1.5 - Both books helped me solve my accident/personal injury.

I recommend both books as they are well written, easy to follow and helped me save alot of money from my claim. Both books are recommended if you are trying to settle a claim by yourself without using an attorney. The books helped me to save over 8000 dollars on my car accident/personal injury claim.

This is a good beginner book. Would recommend this book to anyone who is legally challenged. This book is very basic, easy to understand, however it doesn't get too indepth. The reader who is expecting a great amount of detail will be disappointed.

This book is definitely not a book for the do it yourself legal person. It is a book length sales pitch about why you need a lawyer and what to do with one once you have one. It's a well written book with lots of information but it is not what it is billed to be.

When I read the original, I knew I was reading a classic. I thought, wow, great work, brilliant and interesting writing, I now know what I need to win my own lawsuit, but what more could be said on the topic? I was wrong. Dead wrong.
Evan Aidman updates this classic work with relevant and pertinent information for todays fast moving world. If you want to win your personal injury claim, or, if you are just in the mood for a great absorbent read, buy this book.

this book helped me plan my own small personal injury case and ended up saving me the cost of paying a 1/3 attorneys fee on a 15K recovery- one that a lawyer would not have been able to exceed under the policy limits applicable to my case.