Today, a boy heads off on his journey to become a man. Actually he is already a man but he leaves the nest to forge out into the unknown realm beyond the darkness, aka the real world. Our sometimes legal advisor, sometimes paralegal, sometimes runner, sometimes receptionist and most times web surfer extraordinaire; completes his
July 2009
Book Review- John Grisham’s “The Appeal”: Fictional or Non-fictional?
By Trey Mills on
Posted in Communication/Presentation
When flying, I find a good book will make me forget about the small quarters, obnoxious people, and crying babies. I recently read John Grisham’s "The Appeal", and was so taken back by some of his descriptions in the book and how closely they came to non-fictional events and groups.
For example, in describing…
Trammell Law Firm, P.A. Joins Facebook
By Trey Mills on
Posted in Local News
Given all the local marketing we have done lately, Trammell Law Firm, P.A. wanted to take that a step further and join the World Wide Web of marketing and social networking. Enter Trammell Law Firm, P.A. to Facebook. Become a Fan of Trammell Law Firm, P.A. today and keep up with the…
When Insurance Claims Adjusters Refer You Clients-It All Makes Sense
By Trey Mills on
Posted in Communication/Presentation
I conclude my initial interview with new clients by explaining to them my goal is to do such a good job with their case, that they refer friends, family, and enemies to my office when they know they are being taken advantage of by insurance companies.
In this past year I have received several clients by…
“Wrecking” Havoc on Interstate 85 in Upstate South Carolina
By Trey Mills on
Posted in Local News
In the past 24 hours, two people have died as a result of traffic fatalities on I-85 in or around Anderson County:
- The Greenville News reported Wesley Robinson, 70, was killed when the pickup he was riding in was hit from behind by a tractor trailer on Interstate 85 in Anderson County.
- The
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South Carolina Experiences Lower Traffic Deaths at Mid Year 2009
By Trey Mills on
Posted in Local News
The Anderson Independent was reporting "Traffic Deaths Down in South Carolina for First Half Year":
- the state had 439 traffic deaths for mid year 2009;
- a decline from 492 during in the same period in 2008; and
- an even stronger decline from the 553 in the first half of 2007.
However, there were 11…
South Carolinians Get the Shaft While SC Department of Insurance Drops the Ball
By Trey Mills on
Posted in Insurance
The South Carolina General Assembly Legislative Audit Council performs independent, objective performance audits of state operations. Their main goal is to ensure accountability in the management of public resources.
The Greenville News reported "SC Consumers Paying Too Much For Insurance". The Legislative Audit Council found mismanagement on the part of the SC Department of…
An Advantage to Downsizing: Insurance Adjusters Turned Consultants
By Trey Mills on
Posted in Insurance
I receive several promotional emails, flyers, and mailers everyday but for some reason last week, an idea and a promotional email caught my eye. As insurance companies try and become even more gluttonous with profits they are stream lining their claims process by shedding the intelligent, experienced, and knowledgeable adjusters for younger, inexperienced,"read from a…