Litigating MIST Cases

Does it work?

Isn't that the $64,000 question? Or in this case, the $125 plus tax and shipping question. After all, if it works, it is worth the money. And if it doesn't work, you should buy something else.

I just settled a case. Client was in an accident causing no visible damage to her vehicle. The defendant had less than $500 in damage to her car. Client had $2,200 in treatment. Settlement pre-lit: $8,500. That is almost four times the special damages. On a MIST case.

So, yes, this system works.

About the Book Author

Mr. Stein is a former insurance adjuster who now handles cases on behalf of injured individuals. Mr. Stein began his career in 1995 at Prudential Insurance, when the first MIST units were being set up. Back then, the insurance companies called them MIU - Minimum Impact Units. After moving to CIGNA, Mr. Stein continued handling MIST cases while also branching out to be a truly multi-line adjuster. Mr. Stein then moved to Crawford and Company, an independent adjusting firm. At Crawford, Mr. Stein honed his methods of handling MIST cases. Mr. Stein handled thousands and thousands of claims during his time as an adjuster.

Mr. Stein graduated from McGeorge School of Law  with distinction. After working for a defense firm, Mr. Stein opened the Law Offices of Jonathan G. Stein where most of his work is in MIST cases.

After reading the current materials on MIST cases and seeing the questions that Plaintiff's attorneys had on MIST case, Mr. Stein decided to put his knowledge down in a book designed to help attorneys handle MIST cases. Unlike the other offerings that provide the science of handling MIST cases, Mr. Stein provides a practical, how-to approach on handling MIST cases.

Mr. Stein provides tips and tricks that he learned while working at the insurance companies and that he successfully uses in his practice daily.