Yes and no. The insurance company will approach your claim like any other, in that they may attempt to argue that their insured driver was not entirely at fault. They will also certainly try to pick apart your medical damages and lost income, and will attempt to minimize (or avoid altogether) your pain and suffering damages. But there is an important difference in a drunk driving case if your attorney files a lawsuit: the jury.If your case does not settle, it could be presented to a jury. Insurance companies always worry about a jury hearing the truth about what happened and know they cannot hide the evidence from the jury. A jury is likely to value the case properly and insurance companies know this. With the right attorney applying pressure on the insurance company, this may lead to a quicker and larger settlement than if you try to handle the case yourself.If you or someone you love was injured by a drunk driver, reach out to the experienced San Jose drunk driving accident attorneys at Bohn & Fletcher, LLP, immediately.  There are strict time limits for filing your lawsuit against a drunk driver, so you do not want to wait too long or waive your right to recovery.The San Jose drunk driving accident attorneys at Bohn & Fletcher know the law—and we know how to use it to build a case that will make the insurance company compensate you for your injuries and losses to the fullest extent.