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Peerali Law handles personal injury cases on a contingency fee basis. This means that we are only paid if we are able to recover money for you. If we don’t recover compensation for you, then we don’t get paid.

The legal definition of a personal injury is an injury to the body, mind or psyche caused by someone else’s failure to use reasonable care. If another's negligence led to your injuries, you may be entitled to receive compensation. You can hire an attorney to submit an insurance claim on your behalf, or you can hire an attorney to file a lawsuit against the third party who caused the hard. The personal injury lawyers at Peerali Law can help you determine what is the most strategic path for you to receive maximum compensation for your personal injury.

You should ask them to call your lawyer and immediately hang up the phone. The adjuster may seem friendly, but they are trying to get statements out of you which will reduce or eliminate liability against their insured. This also applies of the other driver’s or company’s attorney tries to contact you.

The most important thing you can do after an accident is to seek medical attention immediately. Assuming you are not taken directly to the emergency room, you should take photos or videos of the accident scene and make sure you get any and all witness statements. It is also a good idea to get a statement from the other driver involved in the accident. On that note, do not make a statement yourself. Anything you say in the aftermath of an accident can be used against you if you pursue a claim or file a lawsuit later. If you suspect that the other driver may have been at fault, you should set up a free consultation with Peerali Law as soon as you can.

Even if you don’t feel hurt at the scene, you still may have a case. Some injuries will be apparent immediately, but other injuries may take some time to manifest their symptoms. Also, the biological response to a traumatic situation like an accident sends a rush of adrenaline through the body, which can temporarily reduce sensations of pain. No matter what, you should consult with a doctor immediately, even if you don’t feel immediate and serious pain. Serious injuries can still emerge over time, especially if not checked out by a doctor.

It really depends. Some cases will resolve in the pre-litigation phase within a few months, other cases will need to be litigated and seen through trial. It depends whether the insurance company wants to resolve the claim quickly, or if they are taking a hard stance and want to see the claim go through litigation. By hiring Peerali Law, you will have a firm that is not only experienced in the pre-litigation phase, but also has litigation and trial experience.