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Personal injury accidents can have lasting effects on your personal and professional life. After an accident you may be facing:
We can help you get the compensation you need to overcome these challenges and move forward by building your case and negotiating with the insurance companies.
We have helped individuals and families navigate the complexities of the legal system and obtain the compensation they deserve in many different case types and with many different case challenges.
Our approach is understanding each client’s unique circumstances, conducting thorough investigations, and building cases that show how our clients’ lives have been impacted by their injuries. We pride ourselves on our personalized attention, clear communication, and relentless pursuit of justice.
We will meet to discuss the details of your case, evaluate the circumstances surrounding your injury, and determine the viability of pursuing a claim.
Seeking prompt and thorough medical treatment is essential to your case, as it not only ensures your well-being but also establishes a clear link between your injuries and the incident, which is crucial for building a strong case.
In this step, we will conduct a comprehensive investigation into the incident, collecting evidence such as accident reports, photographs, witness statements, and any other relevant documentation to establish liability and support your claim.
Once we've gathered sufficient evidence, we will engage with the at-fault party's insurance company and begin negotiations to reach a settlement that compensates you for your medical expenses, lost wages, and loss of enjoyment of life from your injuries.
In this final stage, we will either reach a negotiated settlement with the insurance company that meets your needs or, if necessary, proceed to trial where a judge or jury will render a verdict determining the compensation you are entitled to receive based on the evidence presented.
After a commercial truck made a negligent wide turn onto a county road, right into my client’s path of travel, the driver incorrectly blamed my client for coming across the middle line. The other driver blaming my client meant hiring experts to inspect both vehicles, as well as the scene, to then create a reconstruction of the crash. After filing suit and taking depositions, the case resolved favorably at mediation, with the driver giving up the argument that my client was at fault. She finally received full policy limits offers from the other driver's insurance, as well as her own UIM policy, to resolve her case.
At dusk on a fall evening, a driver turned out of a parking lot across 4 lanes of traffic in front of my client. After causing a crash that totaled both cars, instead of taking responsibility, the other driver blamed my client for not having his headlights on. The case required multiple specialists for my client to treat his injuries, a defense hired doctor to perform a separate medical examination, and multiple depositions to determine fault. Our expert then created a reconstruction of the crash scene. At mediation, the other driver’s insurance company finally paid their policy limits, and my client’s underinsured coverage paid an amount that recognized the severity of his injuries.
After running a red light and causing a t-bone collision with my client, the other driver blamed the sun for causing her to not see the red light. Her insurance company backed her up and forced a lawsuit. After months of specialist visits, her own deposition, and the other driver’s deposition, my client finally received a full policy limits offer to resolve her case.
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After an accident, you may have questions about what to do next. We have compiled a list of frequently asked questions to help you navigate the process of hiring a personal injury attorney.
Whether you need to formally hire a lawyer will come down to the specifics of your case, and that decision should be made after a full discussion of what happened and how you are recovering.
If you have been hurt by someone else’s negligence, it is important to talk directly to a personal injury attorney as soon as possible. The other side and their insurance company will be working on their investigation and defense immediately. Make sure to get a free consultation of your own right away as well.
Start with some basic research into prospective lawyers. Do they seem knowledgeable about the issues you’re facing? Do they seem compassionate? Will they be responsive? Can they break down and explain, in everyday terms, the legal battle you face ahead?
Most importantly, call and talk to them about your case. Interview them. Ask them all the questions you have about this unexpected interruption in your life. Do they listen and respond to your concerns?
There are a lot of options when it comes to a personal injury lawyer. The only way to find the right one for you is to talk to them and find out if they are going to be able to help you through your time in need. To talk to me about how I can help, set a free consultation by phone, text, or email.
I don’t charge for consultations to discuss potential cases. I don’t charge any up-front costs, hourly rates, nor require clients to pay any case costs to move their case forward. I charge a contingency fee, which means I am only paid if, and when, I receive a settlement on your behalf. Don’t let a fear of costs prevent you from seeking legal advice for your personal injury claim. Set a free consultation by phone, text, or email.
This is one of the most common questions from potential clients and also one of the more difficult questions to answer with any specifics, especially early in a case. Many factors play into an eventual settlement or verdict: the full extent of injuries, the impact of those injuries on a person’s life, the amount of medical bills paid and still owed, the length and type of treatment involved, whether any long-term or permanent injury or impairment is involved, the amount of lost wages in the past and ability to earn income in the future, and the amount of assets and insurance available to compensate you, the injured party.
It’s easy to see case results advertised on TV, radio, or the internet, or hear directly from someone who had a personal injury case, and create certain expectations. Keep in mind that two seemingly similar cases can have significantly different settlement values when, for example: one case involves large medical bills owed by an individual and the other case involves medical bills paid by health insurance; one person’s injury heals with minimal treatment but someone else’s similar, but slightly more severe, injury requires extensive treatment to recover; one case involves treatment that fully cured an injury while the other case had the same treatment that leaves a permanent impact on the person’s quality of life.
