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- RERosa EspinozaNov 17, 20255.0Thank you maria for all your help with our case! Great experience would recommend to anyone that gets in a accident!
- JHJanellee HallNov 7, 20255.0This team made my experience less stressful during such a hard time. Every time there was an update they would call me right away and made me feel included in the decision making. They informed me of any possible challenges but they assured me they are working to limit those challenges. Overall, this is a great team, if you like communication and transparency this is your place!
- CBChristine BrandonOct 30, 20255.0Best personal injury attorneys. Persistent, thorough, dedicated, and friendly. I had an overall great experience! I highly recommend them, they will not let you down!
- DRDee RevelOct 3, 20255.0Maria is very professional, it was a pressure working with her as she solved my injury case in the best way, always kept me updated with details, thank you for being so kind and professional.
- CCCrystal CorbinSep 27, 20255.0I have dealt with Nathan for several years he has always been extremely professional, straight forward and caring when representing / looking out for his clients.
Frequently Asked Questions About The Personal Injury Pros
What is the difference between settling and litigating a Personal Injury case?
Reaching a settlement implies mutual agreement between you, the injured party, the insurer, and other responsible parties, without court intervention. Such agreements typically include a lump sum payment, predetermined to cover both economic and non-economic damages.
In contrast, when cases proceed to trial, it involves litigation. Attorneys from each side present evidence before a jury in court, elucidating the circumstances of your personal injury case. The jury is then tasked with determining liability and potential damages.
Will I have to go to court if I hire an attorney?
Not necessarily; not every personal injury case goes to trial. That being said, you may be required to attend various hearings and legal proceedings. For the most part, however, your attorney will handle the vast majority of case preparation, settlement negotiations, and pre-trial planning. If the liable insurance party refuses to offer a fair settlement, your case may proceed to trial. If this happens, you will likely need to be present at certain courtroom proceedings.
Will the information shared with you be confidential?
Absolutely, with 100% confidence. Any information disclosed to us enjoys the safeguard of attorney-client privilege, ensuring its confidentiality. This protection persists beyond the conclusion of our legal representation or in the event that you choose not to retain our firm. Full disclosure of all facts pertinent to your personal injury case is crucial, enabling us to provide optimal representation and preempt any potential legal complications.
I think I was partly responsible for my injuries. Do I still have a case?
Yes, even those who may have been negligent can still have a case. Admitting fault, however, could hurt your compensation. Talk to our personal injury lawyers if you’re concerned about your part in your personal injury claim.
How Long Do I Have To File a Personal Injury Claim?
You do not have an endless amount of time in which to file a personal injury claim. Depending on where the injury occurred, if you have a lawsuit, you must file the correct paperwork by the state’s deadline where the event took place. The legal term for this deadline is the statute of limitations. Most states have a statute of limitations of two years for most personal injury claims, your attorney will consult with you on the timelines associated with your personal injury claim.
How Much Does a Personal Injury Lawyer Cost?
At The Personal Injury Pros, your injury lawyer will not cost you anything unless we are successful in obtaining a financial award. Our law firm operates on a contingency fee basis for all personal injury claims. We only charge our clients for our services if we win their claims, and only then out of the award won. You will pay your attorney directly out of your settlement or judgment award rather than out of your pocket.
How Much Is My Personal Injury Case Worth?
Unfortunately, it is not possible to say exactly how much your case is worth without you first discussing your circumstances with an attorney. Insurance companies and the civil courts may award compensation to injury victims according to the unique specifications of each case. A lawyer from our personal injury law firm will assess your case and let you know if we believe you have grounds for a lawsuit. If so, we may be able to help you prove your case and achieve fair compensation.
What Does a Personal Injury Lawyer Do?
A personal injury lawyer is not only for taking cases to court. A lawyer can handle every legal process your claim involves on your behalf. Most personal injury claims do not need to go to trial. Instead, your lawyer will negotiate a settlement offer that is fair to you with the insurance company involved.
What Type of Case Is Personal Injury?
A personal injury falls within the realm of civil cases rather than criminal ones, where conviction and imprisonment are possible outcomes. In a civil lawsuit, the responsible party may be found liable, leading to financial compensation for the victim. Personal injury cases encompass various situations such as car accidents, slip and falls, and accidents involving defective products.
Do you charge for a consultation?
At The Personal Injury Pros, we never charge for an initial consultation. We will discuss the details of your potential case and the legal process, answering any questions you may have.
What legal services does The Personal Injury Pros provide?
The Personal Injury Pros specialize in Personal Injury Law, Criminal Defense Law, Auto Accidents, Slip and Fall, Trucking Accidents, Premises Liability, and Criminal Defense.
What are the office hours of The Personal Injury Pros?
The office is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM and is closed on weekends. Holiday hours may vary, with some days having shorter hours or being closed.
How can I schedule a free consultation with The Personal Injury Pros?
You can schedule a free consultation by visiting their website at https://www.thepersonalinjurypros.com/free-consultation/.
Does The Personal Injury Pros offer consultations at no charge?
Yes, they never charge for an initial consultation where they discuss your potential case and answer your questions.
What languages are spoken at The Personal Injury Pros?
The firm offers services in English and Spanish.
What payment options are accepted by The Personal Injury Pros?
They accept American Express, Cash, Discover, MasterCard, and Visa.
Is The Personal Injury Pros accessible to people with disabilities?
Yes, the facility has wheelchair accessible entrances, parking, seating, and restrooms, as well as unisex restrooms.
Which nearby legal services are available around The Personal Injury Pros?
Nearby legal services include At Ease Law, Immigration Law Center, Borja Law, Justice Law Center courthouse, Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada, Rocheleau Law, and Liss Legal. These may assist clients with related legal needs such as family law, immigration, bankruptcy, and community legal aid.
What nearby amenities can clients visit before or after their appointment at The Personal Injury Pros?
Clients can visit Mary Dutton Park for relaxation and outdoor enjoyment or stop by El Sito Del Callo, a nearby bar and seafood restaurant, for food and drinks.
How can nearby transit or banking facilities support clients visiting The Personal Injury Pros?
Clients have access to U.S. Bank branches and ATMs, which provide convenient banking options nearby. While specific transit stops are not listed, these local amenities facilitate easier financial transactions during legal visits.