When you have been involved in an accident or injury due to someone else’s negligence, you need a skilled and experienced personal injury lawyer to protect your rights, and someone who will help you obtain a just and favorable settlement. Every case is different, and there are many factors that must be examined such as the type of injury, current and future medical bills, and loss of earnings. After an accident or injury, you may find an insurance company, or big corporation, will not be willing to work with you and settle your claim. It is recommended that you do not make any statements or try to settle with any person’s insurance company.
Negotiating with an insurance company on your own is frustrating and may result in a settlement that is not in your favor. Insurance companies benefit from not reimbursing accident and injury victims in a fair and just manner. They will not serve your best interests. A lawyer can file a legal claim for you, so a judge or jury can resolve your grievance. A Personal Injury Lawyer in Silverdale will negotiate the best settlement with the smallest amount of frustration and stress to you. If we are unable to negotiate a fair settlement, then a lawsuit can be filed on your behalf.
The length of time required to settle a case will depend on different factors. Some cases settle in a short time and some take much longer. The outcome depends on variables such as the extent of injuries, whether a lawsuit must be filed, which insurance companies are involved, whether the case may be settled out of court, and many other factors.
If you have been in an accident, you should always seek immediate medical attention. For more information, you can visit us. A Personal Injury Lawyer in Silverdale is available to answer any questions you may have over the telephone, in-person or via e-mail. Call The Law Offices of Anthony Otto as soon as possible for a free consultation, to have someone discuss your personal situation, advise you of your rights, and determine what options are available to help you.
