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Practice Areas - Personal Injury

Personal injury cases require a dedication of time and resources. Insurance companies spend millions of dollars each year staffing entire departments dedicated to defending these cases and limiting their exposure to personal injury claims. It's also important to understand the unfortunate reality that many juries are poisoned to certain personal injury claims such as slip and falls or whiplash cases. Our attorneys have successfully helped clients recover millions of dollars, and we would like the opportunity to work for you on your personal injury case.

Here's What To Expect During Your Case

  1. We Gather Information. First, we need to gather important information about your case. We need to get any police reports, medical bills and records, and witness statements. We also need to get all information and documents that evidence your loss of earnings. We may need to hire private investigators to obtain certain information or witness statements. Before your case is filed, we should have a clear idea of who are all the parties that may be at fault, the different theories of liability, and the full extent of your damages. Armed with this knowledge and preparation, we will be ready to start litigation.

  2. We Submit The Demand/File The Lawsuit. Depending on the particular circumstances of your case, we will next either submit a demand letter to the defendant, or proceed immediately with litigation. Remember that even when liability is clear and undisputed, the parties may disagree as to the amount of damages.

  3. Discovery... More Discovery... And More Discovery. Discovery is far and away the longest and oftentimes most frustrating aspect of litigating personal injury cases. Both parties will probably send several sets of written discovery to each other. The attorneys will take the depositions of the key witnesses. The parties will hire expert witnesses to prepare and render expert opinions. Each side will prepare for trial.

  4. Alternative Dispute Resolution. In most cases, the parties will attempt to settle their dispute before going to trial. This is called “alternative dispute resolution” (“ADR”), and may be a mediation, settlement conference, or binding arbitration. In certain cases, the court will even order the parties to go to participate in ADR. This is a good time to demonstrate to the other party that we are ready for trial, and have a compelling story to tell.

  5. Trial/Settlement. The case is fully developed, the parties have exchanged information, experts have been retained, and ADR has been unsuccessful. Now it's time to put the case on trial. We will deliver your compelling story to the judge or jury and explain why you deserve to be fully compensated for all the injuries you've suffered already, and all the damages you may suffer in the future as a result of the accident. When the jury retires for deliberations, you will know we've done all we could for you. If the defendants don't want to risk a big award for damages, we will discuss a pre-verdict settlement of your claims.

Listed below are but a few of the many different types of personal injury claims. We handle all types of claims for personal injury, and even if your case doesn't fit neatly into one of these categories, please call us to see how we can help you.

  • Auto Accidents
  • Construction Injuries
  • Motorcycle Accidents
  • Workplace Accidents
  • Wrongful Death
  • Burn Injuries
  • Other