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Mr. Barratt,

Thanks for being there for me when I needed help. I reminber it all too well. Unfortunately, I was involved in an automobile accident with three other automobiles a few years back. I was not at fault but the responsible party did not have automobile insurance my agent seemed uninterested. Frustrated as I was, Mr. Barratt assured me there was a solution to this salient situation. First of all he told me to be patient. Secondly, he made sure I received a copy of the police report. His experience, tenacity and knowledge became quite evident as time passed. He incessantly stayed in touch with me assuring me my case would be settled even though the gentleman who ran into my automobile had no insurance. Not only was the case solved within the frame-time given to me by Mr. Barratt at our first meeting but the amount of money I received was more than satisfactory. Although not injured seriously, Mr. Barratt was also able to introduce me to experienced  medical people who in turn provided excellent medical care. My injuries healed adequately, my car was repaired with no cost to me and all turned out well. Without question, I would highly recommend Mr. Barratt to any friend, family member or associate who was in need of a personal injury attorney. If further comment is necessary please feel free to contact me at the below email address or cell phone number.


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Patrick McCormick
Century Mortgage
Senior Loan Officer
Patrick@cmcloans.com
(c) 317.590.5393
(o) 317.844.8667
(f) 317.844.8876

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Thursday, October 15, 2009 7:00 am

By: professionalproblemsolver.com Source: Bottom line Personal

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