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To initiate a lawsuit in a personal injury case, we will draft legal documents known as a Summons and Complaint. After the case is filed, we need to serve these legal documents on the opposing parties in the case. This … Read more
If your personal injury case settles, you will not have to go to trial and will receive compensation for your claim according to the terms of your settlement. If the opposing party’s insurance company is unwilling to settle your claim … Read more
We will not attempt to settle your case until you are fully recovered. Once your doctors have released you from treatment, we will order your remaining bills and records. Some medical providers take several months to fulfill these requests. Once … Read more
If you are unable to work due to your accident-related injuries, you will need to ask your medical provider for an out-of-work note to support the time missed from work. This also applies if you are self-employed. The at-fault insurance … Read more
Punitive damages are damages a jury can award above your financial losses. Punitive damages are intended to punish a defendant for willful or reckless wrongdoing. Many scenarios allow for punitive damages, most commonly against defendants who caused accidents while driving … Read more
In personal injury cases, fair compensation for pain and suffering is a critical component of ensuring that victims receive adequate recompense for the physical and emotional distress they endure. Pain and suffering, often referred to as non-economic damages, encompass a … Read more
What is my personal injury case worth? Your personal injury case may be worth more than you think. Estimating the settlement value of a personal injury case depends on a multitude of factors, ranging from the severity of injuries to … Read more
Our firm works as a team to ensure the needs of your case are met. You will be assigned an experienced case manager who will be your main point of contact throughout the life of your case. Your case manager … Read more
It is important to bring as much information as possible. Try to write down everything that happened, so you don’t forget any important details. Bring any documents related to your injury, such as accident reports, medical reports, agreements, photographs, or … Read more
We can evaluate your case to determine whether you still might have a claim under the law. In many cases you can still recover if you are less at fault than the opposing party, or if the opposing party had … Read more
