Lawyer to Fight Progressive Insurance

Need Lawyer to Fight Progressive Insurance?
If you’ve been injured in a car accident and Progressive Insurance won’t pay what’s fair, you’re not alone. Many people find themselves in a tough spot after a crash—hurt, stressed, and battling with an insurance company that seems more focused on saving money than doing the right thing. At Anderson Franco Law, we help people fight back.
Why Progressive May Not Offer a Fair Settlement
Insurance companies are businesses. Their goal is to pay out as little as possible—even when it’s clear you’re hurting. Progressive may:
- Claim your injuries aren’t serious
- Blame you for the crash
- Say you don’t need certain medical care
- Offer a lowball settlement and pressure you to take it
This can feel frustrating and unfair—especially when your life has been turned upside down after the accident.
How a Lawyer Can Help You Fight Progressive
You don’t have to deal with Progressive alone. A personal injury lawyer can:
- Gather strong evidence about how the crash happened
- Show proof of your injuries and medical treatment
- Handle all communication with the insurance company
- Negotiate aggressively for the full compensation you deserve
- File a lawsuit if Progressive refuses to be reasonable
At Anderson Franco Law, we’ve helped many people in San Francisco and throughout California stand up to insurance companies and win.
What Types of Damages Can You Recover?
A good settlement is more than just covering your medical bills. We fight to get you paid for:
- Emergency room and hospital bills
- Ongoing physical therapy or rehab
- Lost income from missing work
- Pain and suffering
- Emotional distress
- Future medical needs
We look at the whole picture—not just what Progressive wants to pay.
What If Progressive Says the Crash Was Your Fault?
Progressive often tries to blame you to reduce how much they pay. But even if the police report says you were partly at fault, you may still be able to recover money.
California is a comparative fault state. That means you can still get paid even if you were partially responsible—as long as someone else also shares blame. A lawyer can help prove this and reduce how much fault they try to put on you.
Signs You Need a Lawyer to Fight Progressive Insurance
You should talk to a lawyer right away if:
- Progressive refuses to return your calls
- They deny your claim without explanation
- The adjuster downplays your injuries
- You’re offered money that doesn’t cover your bills
- You’re confused or overwhelmed by the process
Progressive has teams of adjusters and lawyers on their side. You deserve someone in your corner too.
Will Hiring a Lawyer Cost You Money?
At Anderson Franco Law, we don’t get paid unless you win. You never have to pay us upfront. We work on contingency, which means:
- We cover the costs of investigating and fighting your case
- We only get paid a percentage of what we recover for you
- If we don’t win, you owe us nothing
That way, you can focus on healing—while we handle the fight.
How Long Do You Have to Take Action?
In California, you usually have two years from the date of the crash to file a personal injury claim. But don’t wait too long. The sooner you get a lawyer, the better we can collect evidence and protect your rights.
Some claims—like those involving government vehicles—have even shorter deadlines. But each case is different.
Real Results, Real Justice
We’ve recovered millions of dollars for our clients. One client was hit by a driver insured by Progressive. Their first offer? $3,000. After we took over the case and pushed hard, we secured a $150,000 settlement that truly reflected the pain and disruption the crash caused.
Every case is different, but our approach is always the same: fight hard, keep you informed, and never back down from a challenge.
Ready to Take the First Step?
You don’t have to put up with Progressive’s tactics. If you’re hurt and need help, reach out to us.
Call Anderson Franco Law. We’ll listen to your story, explain your options, and stand by you every step of the way. Let’s fight for what you deserve—together.