Delay in Your Injury Case May Lead to Ruin

There is no good reason to delay if you are injured in a motor vehicle collision, or a work accident, or you are disabled from work.

You should seek medical attention immediately.

You should follow medical advice and treatment plans.

You should file an accident report right away.

You should file a traffic report as soon as possible.

You should file for Social Security Disability as soon as you believe you will be unable to work for an extended time.

You should seek advice from an experienced injury or disability attorney to guide you.

These actions show that you were injured and injured severely.

These actions may prevent a Judge or insurance company from believing that some other event caused your current condition.

These actions will support your claim for damages and pain and suffering.

These actions will prevent you from losing potential benefits.

Remember that an injury lawyer and disability lawyer are only paid if you win so you are not out of pocket any upfront money.

Questions about your injury or disability case? Feel free to contact Illinois injury, work injury, and disability lawyer Dirk May at 309-827-4371.

 

 

Unit 5 bus overturns in Bloomington Illinois

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Parents of a minor child may file a negligence lawsuit on behalf of the injured child for money damages. Illinois law also has a different statute of limitations for minor children.

Springfield Man Accused in fatal wreck found not guilty

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Even if person is found not guilty in criminal trial, a civil charge may result in damages for negligence. Money damages depend on whether the driver violated the rules of the road and the passenger suffered as a result.

 

Important Attorney Fee Information for Injury and Disability Cases

The way attorneys charge for their services vary according to the type of case that is involved.

Some lawyers charge a certain amount per hour to work on your case. This is usually for business cases or criminal cases.

In these type of cases the lawyer may ask for an upfront retainer fee to start working on your case.

Fortunately in injury cases, workers’ compensation cases, and Social Security Disability cases there are no upfront fees and no hourly fees.

In these type of injury cases you only pay the lawyer if you win your case. The payment is due when you win and recover money.

This is very important for you because usually a person who is injured or when they are unable to work does not have the money to pay a lawyer on an hourly basis.

Many people do not know that they even have access to a lawyer when they are hurt and can no longer work.

Make sure that you take full advantage that a lawyer will work for free for you until you win.

You can utilize the attorney’s experience to protect your interests from the beginning of the case, and fight for you against the government and insurance companies.

Questions about using a lawyer to help you? Feel free to contact Illinois injury and disability Attorney Dirk May at 309-827-4371.