WE HAVE YOUR BACK.
With a long track record of getting our clients the full compensation they deserve, we have the strategy and knowhow it takes to win.
At Personal Injury Law we have a highly-qualified legal team that is there to engage with you and the event, to help maximize outcomes, whether the news is gloriously promising, deeply unfortunate, or anywhere in between.
WHY CHOOSE US? ZEALOUS ADVOCACY
We focus on handling your case and fighting for your best interests, so that you can focus on what matters, especially coping and recovering.
Law.com
- 'Highly Qualified' or a 'Tainted Nomination': Amy Coney Barrett's Nomination Divides Legal CommunitySupporters noted Barrett would bring strong intellectual credentials to the high court, while opponents fear she may lean too far to the right.
- Amy Coney Barrett, Supreme Court Nominee, in Her Own Words"To be sure, overruling precedent is disruptive. But some instability in constitutional law is the inevitable byproduct of pluralism," Amy Coney Barrett once said. Here's a look at some of the things the Supreme Court nominee has said about flashpoint issues and her career.
- 'His Judicial Philosophy Is Mine': Amy Barrett Touts Scalia in Remarks From Rose Garden"His judicial philosophy is mine, too," Barrett said in remarks from the Rose Garden that spoke about her mentor, the late Justice Antonin Scalia. "A judge must apply the law as written. Judges are not policy makers and must be resolute in setting aside any policy views they might hold."
FindLaw’s Common Law Blog
- Clearing Snow from Roofs: Avoid Price GougingAs winter weather moves in, make sure you aren't getting taken for a sleigh ride by bad actors overcharging for removing snow from your roof.
- Can Utility Companies Shut Off Your Heat if You Don't Pay Your Bills?The prospect of a power shutoff in the winter can be frightening. But most states provide protections for qualified residents.
- YouTube, Google Fined for Child Privacy ViolationsThe site was allegedly tracking viewers of child-directed channels and selling that information to advertisers, all without parental consent. But is the fine big enough to be a deterrent? Read more on FindLaw's Common Law blog.
ACCIDENT SCENE PRESERVATION IS CRUCIAL FOR A FAVORABLE CASE OUTCOME.
If you are involved in an accident or injury that may have been caused by the carelessness of someone else, preserving any physical evidence of the incident and your injuries can help support your position in any legal claim you may decide to pursue. It’s important to do this as soon as possible after the incident because circumstances can change quickly: accident scenes can be altered, memories can become unreliable, and evidence can be overlooked or misplaced over time.
SHOULD I GO SEE A DOCTOR RIGHT AWAY OR WAIT?
Having a car wreck is bad enough. If you are injured at the scene you should go the emergency room right away. Waiting is never a good idea. Often, when people are in a car accident that seems minor, they do not notice any injury symptoms. Injuries after a car wreck need documentation within the first 72 hours. A medical physician can diagnose the injury for the patient, document the status for the lawyer, and provide additional confirmation for a possible injury case.
Do not put your health at risk. surgeons, ER physicians, pain management specialists, physical therapists, and other medical doctors are trained to treat you in the event of an accident. They will be able run the pertinent tests to determine the extent of your injuries. Well documented injuries can drastically help expedite insurance claims.
LEVELING THE PLAYING FIELD
After a car accident, one of the first steps you should take is calling your insurance company. Your policy will likely cover some of the expenses associated with the accident, including repair work and medical costs. However, it is important to keep in mind that what you say during interactions may be recorded. If your words are taken out of context or you speak careless, you may not be eligible for the funds you deserve after an accident. The best thing to do is contact a seasoned injury attorney as soon as possible for guidance in navigating this situation.
Your attorney can speak with insurers on your behalf, advise you about your claim, and prevent inappropriate unhelpful information from being used against you.