After a car crash or a workplace accident, there are often two stories: the truth, and the version the insurance company wants to believe. They might argue that you were partially at fault, or that your injuries “aren’t that bad.” They might try to hide internal emails or delete surveillance footage.
But in the end, facts are stubborn things. As the Buddha said:
“Three things cannot be long hidden: the sun, the moon, and the truth.”
In legal terms, bringing the truth to light is called “Discovery.” This is the phase of the lawsuit where The Injury Advocates use the power of the court to demand answers. We subpoena phone records to prove a driver was texting. We depose corporate managers to prove they ignored safety protocols. We hire accident reconstructionists to scientifically prove how the impact occurred.
The insurance company can try to cloud the issue with confusion and denial, but they cannot hide the truth forever. Our job is to clear away the smoke and mirrors. When we walk into a negotiation or a courtroom, we bring the undeniable truth of your suffering and their negligence. We shine a light on what they tried to keep in the dark.
