Personal Injury

If you or a loved one have been in a car accident, you probably checked yourself for injuries right away at the scene. But what if something is wrong and you just don’t know it yet? Sometimes, car accident injuries don’t show symptoms immediately, and when they do, they can be much worse than you…

Have you recently settled a personal injury claim? You’re probably wondering how long after the settlement you get paid. It’s a fair question – after all, medical bills, lost wages, and other expenses can add up quickly. While the timeline for receiving your settlement money varies, most people can expect to receive payment within a…

After being involved in an accident, most people focus on their bodily injuries. After all, severe harm, including broken bones, traumatic brain injuries, bruises, and scratches, are common consequences of collisions. However, some of the most significant injuries a person may face after any type of accident will not be readily apparent on the outside.…

Many times, individuals contact law firms because they have been injured and want to seek compensation by filing a lawsuit against a certain party or person who hurt them. However, a tricky situation that often arises is when the victims do not know who caused their injuries. If that sounds like you, it is important…

When you are involved in an accident, you may decide to take legal action and file a personal injury claim. However, instead of only seeking compensation for your economic losses, you may wish to seek compensation to cover your pain and suffering damages as well. Even though it is easy to calculate your economic losses…

An experienced personal injury attorney will work hard to ensure that all avenues for monetary recovery are thoroughly pursued when obtaining a fair settlement for an injured client. An injured person hires an attorney to protect their right to pursue past and future monetary recovery, and one way to potentially increase the amount of an economic…

Meeting with a personal injury lawyer for the first time can be intimidating, especially if you’ve never met with a lawyer before or been in a law office. However, you can prepare yourself by knowing what to bring, what questions to ask, what answers you’ll need to provide, the estimated cost, and what to expect…