Understand your options when the insurance company makes a lowball injury settlement offer, and see a claimant's sample response letter. Victims who want to respond to a low settlement demand offer must use factual information, persuasive arguments, and a professional tone.As a rule of thumb, don't accept a settlement if the offer doesn't give you time to think it over, or to contact a professional for advice. If you decide to reject the settlement offer, you'll need to do so in writing. To reject the initial offer, you will create a counteroffer and send it via mail to the insurance company claims adjuster. Then write a brief letter responding to each of the factors the adjuster has mentioned. (See a sample reply to an unreasonably low settlement offer.). Philippines: Nickel mining projects approved despite inadequate consultation and serious risks to communities' health and environment. Officer was not required to evaluate the procurement on the basis of the cost analysis provisions of 10 U.S.C. 2306(f) and paragraph 3—807.3 of the Armed. Motion to authorize staff to submit a proposal to Wake County requesting funds from the Wake.