Types of Cases We Handle

Automobile Collisions

• Car Accidents 
• Rear-End Collisions
• T-Bone Collisions
• DUI And Drunk Driving Accidents
• Hit And Run Accidents
• Pedestrian Accidents
• Motorcycle Accidents
• Bicycle Accidents
• Collisions Involving Minors
• Uninsured Drivers
• Commercial Vehicle Crashes
• Wrongful Death Cases
• Airbag Deployment Failure Cases
• Traumatic Brain Injury Cases
• Train Crashes
• Railroad Injuries
• Injuries To Children
• Wrongful Death
• Spinal Cord Injuries
• Truck Accidents
• Bus Accidents
• UBER And LYFT Accidents
• Film And Television Industry Accidents

Premises Liability

• Shooting Cases
• Escalator Injuries
• Elevator Injuries
• Amusement Park And Carnival Injuries
• Rape Crimes
• Assault Crimes
• Negligent Security Cases
• Slip & Fall Cases
• Trip & Fall Cases
• Parking Lot Injury Cases
• Retail Store Injury Cases
• Restaurant Injury Cases
• Deck Collapse Cases
• False Arrest Cases
• Workplace Injuries
• Hazardous Machinery Operation Injuries
• Forklift Accidents
• Crane Accidents
• Fire, Blast, And Explosion Accidents
• Concert Injuries
• Construction Site Injuries
• Needle Prick Injuries
• Wrongful Death

Aviation Injuries

• Plane Crashes
• Burn Injuries
• Broken Bones
• Spinal Cord Injuries
• Helicopter Crashes

Boating Injuries

Products

• GM Faulty Ignition Switch
• Failed Airbags
• Vehicle Rollover
• Defective Seatbelts
• Self-Driving Vehicles
• Hyundai And Kia Recalls-Risk Of Engine Bay Fire
• Vehicle Fire Cases
• IVC Filter Lawsuits

Medical Device And Pharmaceuticals

• Opioid
• Valsartan Recall
• 3m Combat Earplugs
• Talcum Powder Lawsuits
• Johnson & Johnson Talcum Powder
• Zofran
• Depuy Hips
• Stryker Hips
• IVC Filter Claims
• Medical Claims
• Medical Devices Lawsuits

What Does A Personal Injury Lawyer Do?

When someone is hurt in an accident or injury for which there may be another party legally liable, a personal injury attorney focuses on tort law and related legal challenges. Their main responsibility is to represent the aggrieved party in court and work to get them compensated for their losses. This includes advocating for their clients in court, if necessary, as well as navigating the complexities of legal claims and insurance company discussions.

The work of a personal injury attorney encompasses several key activities. Initially, they conduct a thorough investigation of the incident to gather all available evidence, which may involve hiring expert witnesses. They assess the details of the case to understand the extent of the injuries, the impact on the client's life, and the liability issues involved. Based on this assessment, they help determine the amount of compensation the client should pursue.

Injury lawyers often negotiate with the opposing party or their insurance company to reach a settlement that fairly compensates the injured individual without the need for a trial. However, if a satisfactory settlement cannot be achieved, the lawyer is prepared to represent their client in court, presenting the case to a judge or jury to secure a favorable verdict.

When Should I Hire A Personal Injury Attorney?

The timing of your personal injury lawyer's hiring after an accident may have an impact on how your case turns out. Although it is not required by law to hire an attorney in order to pursue compensation, there are situations in which doing so can be rather advantageous. For a number of reasons, it is best to speak with an accident attorney as soon as possible after an accident.

In order to establish liability and damages, it is essential to collect and preserve evidence, which is something that an attorney can assist with. This proof may become increasingly difficult to gather as time passes. Second, a seasoned accident lawyer can manage various legal processes, negotiate with insurance providers, and make sure you don't get taken advantage of whenever settlements are reached. Adjusters for insurance companies may try to minimize your claim or reject it completely; a lawyer can fight for you to get a proper reward.

Even in cases of minor accidents, consulting with a lawyer can be beneficial. Minor injuries can sometimes lead to more significant health issues later, and an attorney can advise on the best course of action to protect your rights and interests.

All in all, it's advisable to consult a lawyer as soon as possible after an accident, especially if there are injuries involved, there's a dispute over who is at fault, or you are facing challenges with insurance claims. Early consultation ensures that your rights are protected and enhances your chances of receiving adequate compensation for your losses.