Most personal injury cases do not proceed to court. In fact, it’s estimated that only a small percentage, around 3-5%, of these cases actually reach the trial stage. However, this statistic can be somewhat misleading. A significant number of cases are settled after a lawsuit has been filed but before the scheduled court date. This…
No-Fault State: 1. Responsibility for Accidents: In a no-fault state, fault is generally not considered when determining insurance coverage for personal injuries resulting from automobile accidents. 2. Insurance Coverage: Each party’s own insurance company covers their medical expenses and other financial losses regardless of who caused the accident. This coverage is provided under Personal Injury…
Deciding whether to handle your own personal injury claim depends on several factors: 1. Complexity of the Case: If your injury is minor and straightforward, you might be able to handle the claim on your own. However, if the case is complex, involving significant injuries, multiple parties, or disputes over liability, it’s usually better to…
Before engaging with the negligent party’s insurance company, it’s crucial to proceed with caution and consider a few factors: Consult with an Attorney: If you’ve suffered injuries or damages due to the negligence of another party, it’s wise to consult with a personal injury attorney before speaking with the insurance company. They can provide legal…