PERSONAL INJURY
Representative Cases
| Log-Splitter Accidents Falls Down Stairs Watercraft Accidents Prescription Errors Wrongful Death Diesel Exhaust Exposure Defective Products |
Cancer Misdiagnosis Auto Accidents Slip and Fall Accidents Bicycle Accidents Drug Reactions Defective Airbags/Seatbelts Negligent Security |
Insurance Cases Medical Malpractice Traumatic Brain Injury Liquor Liability Cases Fetal Demise Conveyor Belt Accidents |
Frequently Asked Questions Concerning Personal Injury Cases
Q: How will I pay a lawyer?
A: Following a free initial consultation, personal injury clients are represented on a contingent fee basis. This means that the legal fee is paid as a percentage of the recovery amount in the event of a settlement or by an award of the court. There is no legal fee due if no recovery is made.
Q: Should I provide a statement to an insurance company without a lawyer’s assistance?
A: In many instances, it is in your best interest to consult a lawyer before giving a statement to an insurance company.
Q: Will I have to go to trial to recover damages?
A: The vast majority of personal injury claims settle out of court or before trial.
Q: What information does an attorney need to prosecute my personal injury claim?
A: An attorney will typically require: copies of medical bills and treatment records, pertinent photographs, your own recollections of the accident, names and addresses of any witnesses and any police or investigative report(s).