Welcome to the family with Hackmaster, Rophton, M.D., co-host, Catherine Brandt, and Andy Brad Bernard.

Alex will be in. She'll be a little late. You've got the kids got to take care of, so she'll be in a bit later.

But we'll take a break, be right back.

We do not have Tim Lambers today.

Big shot.

Well, we do have Kristen Burt, and we'll be right back with the family.

Michael Bryant, Brad Sean, Brian.

What's the latest?

We're just trying to represent people who've been injured through no fault of their own.

We're trying to talk to them before they talk to an adjuster or before they take a settlement

that isn't something they should get based upon their injuries.

How many people are out there in different, not in the law business, that love to run around

scaring people before you even get to them?

Well, adjusters want to settle cases and they want to close files.

So based upon that, they do what they have to.

I think there's a lot of circumstances where they probably act as attorneys where they're

not attorneys and they try to explain people's rights or they give them a certain view that

if they look at it and what I always say is this. If the adjuster

really truly thinks the offer they make sense, they'd have them come see us, you know? And that's

exactly my question is you have to understand who has your best interest in mind, correct? Well, you

want to know what your rights are. You know, whether or not you decide you're going to hire us or not,

that's a choice. It's a free consultation, and you want to understand what all your rights are and what coverages you have. And plus the fact, I hang out

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