Faq

PERSONAL INJURY LAW:

Personal injury law refers to the area of law that involves civil law cases designed to obtain compensation for personal injury. Initially, the personal injury attorney usually tries to negotiate with the opposing party or their insurance company. If necessary, and if the attorney thinks you have a good chance of winning, the case may go to trial. The main concerns in an injury case are negligence and liability. Before you can collect an award, your attorney will have to prove that the defendant is liable. To prove liability, the attorney must establish negligence. If there is a failure to exercise reasonable care to prevent injury or damage then there may be negligence. Once liability and negligence have been established, the judge or the jury may award money to compensate for medical costs, lost wages and lost future earnings as well as for pain and suffering.

What is Personal Injury?

How do I know if I have a case?

How do I know if I may need an attorney?

Will I have to pay to an attorney?

What financial compensation can I recover in a personal injury claim?

If I have an injury case do I have to go to court?