$50,000 Policy Limits Recovery

See how Schmittgens Injury Law used expert medical evidence to overcome Missouri's 'no pay, no play' statute and win a full $50,000 policy limit settlement.

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When an insurance carrier cited comparative fault and Missouri’s “no pay, no play” law to justify a “final” offer of just $13,370.39, Schmittgens Injury Law Firm refused to accept the undervaluation. Our legal team brought in a medical expert to provide a detailed projection of the client’s future medical needs, directly countering the carrier’s position. The strategy worked quickly: within seven days of receiving the expert’s report, the insurance company abandoned its “final” offer and agreed to pay the full $50,000 policy limit. This case demonstrates how expert testimony can overcome adverse police reports and statutory defenses that insurance companies use to limit payouts to Missouri accident victims.

  • Successfully countered Missouri’s “no pay, no play” statute and comparative fault allegations.
  • Increased a “final” offer of $13,370.39 to the full $50,000 policy limit.
  • Used expert medical projections to substantiate long-term damages and future care costs.
  • Achieved a full policy tender within one week of presenting new expert evidence.
  • Highlights the value of expert testimony in overcoming an unfavorable police report.

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