I will write a strategic insurance settlement demand letter
US Licensed Attorney Bar 133104 Expert Legal Drafting
About this Gig
Are you trying to force an insurance company to settle for the policy limits? A poorly written letter will be ignored, but an attorney-drafted demand can trigger bad-faith liability if they refuse to pay.
I am Kathleen T. Schwallie, a licensed USA Attorney (Bar #133104). I specialize in drafting aggressive, legally sound Insurance Policy Limit Demand Letters (also known as Holt demands or time-limited demands, depending on your jurisdiction).
What I Provide:
- Clear outline of insured's liability.
- Detailed breakdown of damages (medical bills, lost wages, pain/suffering).
- A strict time limit for the insurer to accept the policy limits.
- Language designed to set up a potential bad-faith claim if denied.
Why Hire Me?
Insurance adjusters know the difference between a template and an attorney-drafted letter. I write demands that demand attention.
Disclaimer: This gig provides limited-scope legal drafting. I will not file lawsuits, communicate with the insurer, or appear in court on your behalf.
Message me today with a brief overview of your claim, and lets get started!
Field of law:
Business (corporate)
Target country:
United States
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FAQ
What do you need from me to start?
I need the accident/incident details, police report (if any), a summary of your medical bills/damages, and the insurance policy details.
Will you mail the letter to the insurance company?
No, I provide the finalized legal document in Word/PDF format for you or your primary representative to send via certified mail.
Does this letter guarantee a payout?
While an attorney-drafted letter significantly increases your leverage, no attorney can guarantee a specific settlement outcome.

