Pedestrian Collision Injury Lawsuit Frequently Asked Questions

Should I Represent Myself to Save Money?

The decision to represent yourself in a personal injury claim can be costly. According to an Insurance Research Council (IRC) study, accident injury victims who are represented by attorneys recover an average of 300% more compensation than parties representing themselves. Moreover, 85% of accident injury claimants who received payouts from insurance companies retained a lawyer.

Should I Represent Myself to Save Money?

Should a distracted motorist strike you or a loved one while crossing the street using a crosswalk, an attorney can help you understand relevant state laws, applicable procedures, the legal claims process, and legal deadlines. 

Without legal representation, the auto collision insurance company may try to deny your claim or offer an inadequate personal injury settlement. Since pedestrians who are struck by vehicles usually sustain severe injuries resulting in expensive medical bills, claimants should strive to recover the most amount of compensation possible. Unfortunately, auto collision insurance companies have financial incentives to pay less or outright deny valid claims. Insurance carriers are for-profit companies that owe a financial obligation to their investors and shareholders. The insurance company’s primary goal as a business is to maximize profits, and that means paying less on your accident injury claim. 

Insurance industry data proves that claimants who have an attorney receive significantly more insurance payouts than parties without attorneys.

How Do I Determine the Value of My Accident Injury Claim?

It is important to understand that every car accident injury claim is unique. Our pedestrian accident lawyers understand that no two accident claims are identical, even when both crashes are caused by negligent drivers and the damages appear similar. The process of evaluating a pedestrian accident injury or wrongful death case can be a challenge since accident cases involve different substantive laws, compensable damages, juries, time limits, and jurisdictions. An experienced pedestrian accident attorney also will explore the availability of other insurance coverage to ensure that the injured pedestrian pursues the fullest measure of damages given the law and facts.  

Can I Receive a Free Consultation with an Experienced Montlick Pedestrian Accident Lawyer?

To discuss your situation with one of our experienced pedestrian attorneys, call our national legal helpline at 1-800-LAW-NEED (1-800-529-6333). Calls are answered 24/7, including all holidays. Receiving prompt legal advice from one of our qualified attorneys after suffering an injury or losing a loved one in a collision caused by a negligent driver is the best way to preserve the value of your claim for monetary damages.    

We Know What It Takes To Win!™ 

Contact Montlick Injury Attorneys, for your free consultation today. Our law firm has been representing those who suffer serious harm or lost a loved ones due to dangerous products for over 39 years.  Our trial attorneys have recovered billions of dollars for our personal injury clients through negotiated settlements, litigation/lawsuits, settlement of lawsuits, jury verdicts, mediation, and arbitration awards.

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No matter where you are located, our attorneys are just a phone call away, and we will even come to you. Call us nationwide 24 hours day/7 days a week for your Free Consultation at 1-800-LAW-NEED (1-800-529-6333), or simply dial #WIN (#946) from your mobile phone. You can also visit us online at Montlick.com and use our Free Case Evaluation Form or Free 24-hour live chat.

Source:https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2023/Ortal-Recalls-Gas-Fireplaces-Due-to-Fire-Hazard

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