What is the Statute of Limitations on a Personal Injury Claim?
A statute of limitations is a state law that puts a strict time limit on your right to file a lawsuit. If you miss the deadline, you will almost certainly lose your right to take your personal injury lawsuit to court, and you will no longer have a legal remedy for any harm the defendant… Read More »
What is a Contingency Fee?
Under a contingency fee agreement, you pay no up-front fees or hourly rates for legal services. Your attorney agrees to accept a percentage of your settlement or court award. If you do not obtain compensation, your attorney does not get paid. Contingency fee agreements are common in personal injury lawsuits, medical malpractice claims, and other… Read More »
What is a Contingency Fee?
Under a contingency fee agreement, you pay no up-front fees or hourly rates for legal services. Your attorney agrees to accept a percentage of your settlement or court award. If you do not obtain compensation, your attorney does not get paid. Contingency fee agreements are common in personal injury lawsuits, medical malpractice claims, and other… Read More »
How Much Can I Get for My Personal Injury Settlement
The answer depends on the specific facts of the injury case, though a stronger case often results in a bigger settlement. But the average settlement amount is usually much lower than the average court award. Talking to an experienced personal injury attorney in your area can give you a good sense of your injury claim’s… Read More »
How Long Will My Personal Injury Case Take?
Resolution of an injury claim depends on many factors, including the extent of your injuries, the clarity around who was at fault, the defendant’s willingness to make a settlement offer, and your willingness to put up a fight if you feel that offer isn’t fair. If you’re thinking about making a personal injury claim, an… Read More »