There’s a big difference between a “good” (reasonable) settlement offer and one that leaves much to be desired.
However, there’s no simple way to define exactly what is a good settlement offer, as it depends on many factors such as: the type of accident, the severity of injuries and other damages, and your ability to collect strong enough evidence to back up your claim.
One thing to remember is that insurance companies want you to settle your case for the smallest amount of money possible. Because of this, a good settlement offer doesn’t happen the first time around.
Considering these factors, it’s recommended to work with an experienced personal injury attorney who can collect the right evidence for your claim and negotiate aggressively with the insurance companies to get you a good settlement offer.