- A clear statement of facts: What happened, when, and how.
- Supporting evidence: This includes things like police reports, medical records, repair estimates, and witness statements.
- Legal and policy basis: Explaining why the insurance company is liable under the terms of the policy or relevant laws.
- Damages calculation: A detailed breakdown of all losses, both economic and non-economic.
- A specific demand amount: The precise sum of money you are seeking.
- Incident Description
- Evidence Summary
- Liability Argument
- Quantified Damages
- Settlement Demand
| Type of Damage | Example |
|---|---|
| Economic | Medical Bills, Lost Wages, Property Repair Costs |
| Non-Economic | Pain and Suffering, Emotional Distress |