Have you been injured? Have you been in a car accident? Did you fall on ice or on an unsafe property? Did you Miss time from work? Is the insurance company giving you the run-around? Is the insurance company refusing to pay your medical bills or lost wages?
You didn’t ask for this to happen to you. It wasn’t your fault. Now you have the headache of dealing with the paperwork and worry about what will happen next. You’re not the kind of person who likes to sue. But, your bills won’t pay themselves. Injured? There are at least 5 reasons you should not wait to see a doctor.
If any of this sounds like what is happening to you since your accident, you’re probably wondering, “Do I have a case?”
As experienced personal injury lawyers, we can help. Our lawyers have worked in-house for large law groups defending cases. That experience has given us unique insight into how the insurance companies and corporations that will oppose you think and defend your case. We’ve developed strategies to successfully handle cases for our clients. Learn about 6 things the insurance adjuster may try to use to underpay or deny your case.
We don’t let the insurance company push you around. All you have to do is call us at 610-792-3304 or fill out the contact form. We will give you a free evaluation of your personal injury case and there’s no obligation.
Each case is different, and injuries affect people differently. But, there are factors critical to your question, “Do I have a case?”.
1. Liability. Was someone or some entity at fault? (Were they careless, negligent, or did they otherwise do something unsafe?)
2. Damages. Did their careless/negligent/unsafe acts cause you to be injured?
The injury would include bodily injury but could also include emotional losses, or any financial damages such as wage loss, medical bills, property damage.
3. Payment Source. If you have suffered damages, will you be able to collect financially?
The best source is normally insurance. Is the person or company insured for the incident that caused your injuries? (If there is no insurance, does the at-fault person or company have an ability to pay for your damages?)
4. Evidence and Timing. What proof is there to show the at-fault party caused your damages? Photos? Records? Witnesses? These are important. In addition, when did the incident happen? Is it still within the “statute of limitations”? (In Pennsylvania, there is generally a two-year deadline from the date a personal injury happened. However, there are exceptions and different types of torts which may have different deadlines. It is important to get a legal opinion on any such deadlines)
First, understand that the insurance companies spend vast amounts of money and time to become experts and pay as little as possible on your injury or claim. They do this every day. This may be the first time you’ve ever had to deal with an accident case or claim. Plus, the legal system can be confusing and complicated.
Don’t depend on the insurance company to tell you what your case is worth. They are not in business to make it easy for you. The insurance company adjuster’s job is to save the company money. If you don’t hire an experienced lawyer, you may regret it. The person or company that is at fault will have lawyers to protect on their side.
When you hire us, you can ease your worries. See what clients have said about us. We have helped many accident victims over two decades to successfully recover full compensation for their injuries and losses.
Call us today – we are ready to work for your case. (610) 792-3304.
Whether you were injured in a car accident on Route 100 or Route 422, a motorcycle accident in Collegeville or Royersford, fell on ice in Pottstown or had a slip and fall in Phoenixville, call us now for a free personal injury case evaluation at no obligation. We are personal injury lawyers in Royersford and we handle accident cases in Boyertown, Pottstown, Collegeville, Douglassville, Phoenixville, Birdsboro, Limerick, Montgomery County, Berks County, Chester County, and the Philadelphia area.