Get The Insurance Claim Checkup App

Better than a template and created by a lawyer. Try this legal app. Having a hard time working with an insurance company? A “Claim Checkup” is a tool which flags potential problems with your insurance claim and the conduct of an insurance company. The report will include guidance on how to resolve those issues and/or file an official complaint with Canadian authorities.

This tool helps claimants who suspect that an insurance company they are negotiating with is not playing fairly.

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Jurisdictions Covered

Vermont

Michigan

Wisconsin

Michigan

Indiana

Orange County, Florida

Florida

Tennessee

Ontario

Worldwide

Wyoming

Los Angeles, CA

Minnesota

Virginia

USA - Federal

Missouri

Louisiana

Illinois

Sweden

USA - All States

Canada - All Provinces

Utah

Texas

New York

Colorado

California

Who is this app for?

Individuals

Languages

English

Are you an attorney? Contact us to use this app as a template for your firm

PainWorth

Developed by a team of injury victims, injury lawyers and insurance professionals, PainWorth is the world's #1 system for settling your injury claim. Powered by AI, automation, and social responsibility, we can help you start, calculate, manage and settle your claim. Incredibly fast. Amazingly accurate. Totally free. Completely online.

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1 (206) 714-7983

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Created by

Justin is a lawyer and legal tech designer who previously founded a legal tech company, ProSe Claims Inc., which was acquired by PainWorth in April of 2021. Justin holds a J.D. from UC Hastings where he volunteered over 100 hours working on pro bono expungement and immigration cases. Justin also worked at a personal injury firm throughout law school and hold a certificate in data privacy law from the CIPP. Justin spent a semester at the University of Copenhagen studying international arbitration and startup law, and founded the Los Angeles chapter of Legal Hackers in 2021.

App Updates

Version

1.0

Current

Initial Version.