I will draft a strong settlement demand for a complex insurance claim
Licensed US Attorney Strategic Insurance Claim and Settlement Drafting
About this Gig
When negotiations stall or an insurance company acts in "bad faith," you need a high-level, aggressive (yet highly professional) settlement demand.
I am Brendan Patrick, a Licensed US Attorney (Bar #011728). I specialize in drafting final-notice settlement demands that put maximum pressure on insurance companies to resolve the claim before litigation becomes necessary.
This gig is for complex, high-stakes claims where:
- The insurer has completely denied a clearly valid claim.
- The insurer is engaging in unreasonable delay tactics.
- You need to introduce the threat of "Bad Faith" insurance practices.
- You require a heavily researched, legally cited argument to break a deadlock.
I will draft a premium, commanding document that outlines their breach of contract and demands immediate resolution.
Disclaimer: This Gig provides freelance ghostwriting only. No attorney-client relationship is formed. I do not act as your legal representative, file lawsuits, or conduct phone/video calls.
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FAQ
What is a "Bad Faith" claim?
Bad faith occurs when an insurer unreasonably delays, discounts, or denies a valid claim. I can draft language warning them of this liability.
Will this letter guarantee they pay?
No, but it signals to the insurer that you understand your legal rights and are preparing for further action if they do not settle.
Is this letter sent from your law firm?
No. It is ghostwritten for you. You will sign your own name, showing them you are a highly prepared claimant.
How long should I give them to respond?
I typically draft a 15-day or 30-day strict deadline into the settlement demand to force their hand.
Do you offer representation if they ignore the letter?
No. If they ignore the letter and you wish to file a lawsuit, you will need to hire a local attorney in your state to represent you in court.

