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How Can a Personal Injury Lawyer Help You After a Car Accident

Allen Brown by Allen Brown
May 10, 2022
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Each year, millions of people across the globe are involved in car accidents. Some are more serious than others, with many unfortunately ending fatally when they could have been avoided. There is not much information to indicate that accidents are becoming less common. In fact, the statistics indicate that each year the number of motor vehicle accidents rises. This means that there are more and more insurance claims, and insurance companies don’t like this. It is often said that insurance companies are in the business of making money, not compensating those for their loses or damage. Having a personal injury lawyer will make all the difference here. Let’s look at why.

1. They Know What To Expect

You’d probably have no idea where to begin if you were involved in a car accident. When you get a personal injury attorney who specializes in car accidents, on the other hand, they will know exactly what to do when it comes to handling a personal injury claim. They will be able to specifically advise you on what you can and can’t do when it comes to placing a claim. They will also give you the best advice and guidance so that you can maximize your potential claim. They will do this by making you aware of things you can claim for that you might not have known were “claimable” or had even thought about. For example, you can include the cost of your prescription fees for any pain relief medication or therapy you might have needed or will need in the future. You can even claim back your parking charges for anything related to recovery.

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2. No Win, No Fee

Typically, people choose to avoid lawyers because they are quite costly. Personal injury lawyers do things a little differently. Most personal injury lawyers operate under the “no win, no fee” policy, which means that you don’t pay them unless you win. Alternatively, they might operate under a conditional fee agreement, which means that you’ll receive legal advice upfront and won’t have to pay anything until your claim has been settled. Most lawyers will then charge a “success fee” which is only payable when a claim is successful. There are of course other fees. These include court-issued fees, cost of medical reports, and the other standard disbursements. You can ask your lawyer about all of these. You should not, however, let the idea of additional costs deter you from hiring a lawyer, as these costs will be present regardless if your case is to go to court. Shop around for the best lawyer for you.

3. They Can Settle Things Outside of Court

That’s right, your case doesn’t actually have to go to court. In many cases, your lawyer will be able to settle your case without having to go into a courtroom. Not only does this mean you won’t have to produce tireless evidence, it means that you will be able to settle the incident much sooner, and you can put the whole thing behind you. When you have to go to court, the whole process can seem very drawn out and can become incredibly stressful. For some, it can be an incredibly daunting experience, and they would prefer to avoid it if at all possible. As each case is different, a personal injury lawyer who specializes in car accidents will be able to tell you exactly what to expect and will be able to advise you on the best way forward for your unique case.

4. The Best Advice For You

As we said, each case is unique, and you should follow your lawyer’s advice as it’s tailored for your situation. If your injury is particularly serious, your lawyer will be able to advise you on how best to move forwards, specifically when it comes to how much you can expect to claim for future expenses. It can be incredibly tricky for you as an individual with no experience to even comprehend the sort of future expenses you might need to include in your claim. A good personal injury lawyer has experience and knows what to put into these sorts of calculations. You might need help around the home with menial tasks you could do before the injury. They will know to calculate this cost into their equation.  This ensures that the claim amount is justified.

Accidents are a terrible and unfortunate part of life. If you or a loved one find themselves involved in an accident, it is important that you seek out legal advice immediately after seeking medical care. They will handle everything for you.

Allen Brown

Allen Brown

The information contained in this article is for informational purposes only and is not in any way intended to substitute professional advice, medical care or advice from your doctor.

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