Charlotte Personal Injury Attorney

Handling a personal injury claim without help from an attorney can be challenging and overwhelming. This can create an environment where a victim accepts a settlement offer that is much lower than what their case is worth. Most people don’t realize that they are owed more than the amount an insurance company initially offers. When personal injury accidents happen, it usually causes those involved financial loss. When we’re offered the chance to be immediately paid, we may choose to accept the amount and move on with our lives. 

But not everyone can just go on with their life after a personal injury accident. In the aftermath of a car accident, a person may sustain injuries like whiplash, headaches, bruising, broken bones, spinal cord damage, and mental trauma. These types of injuries cannot be treated with your standard first aid kit. Whiplash may need to be treated by a chiropractor, broken bones have to be stabilized properly, and spinal cord damage may result in temporary or permanent disability.

You may be asking yourself who is going to pay your medical bills, how are you going to afford to stay home and heal while missing out on work, and other concerns. Personal injury accidents can have lifelong effects. These effects may not be immediately obvious after an accident and can affect a victim’s life weeks, months, or even years later. As you can see, the situation can get complicated. But this is where an attorney can intervene to help. We understand how the law surrounding personal injury works and how it can be used to a victim’s benefit and aid in their recovery. 

While you are focused on your health, we can handle the legal aspect by filing a lawsuit against the offending party if necessary, negotiating with insurance companies to maximize your compensation, look out for your best interests, and ensure that your current and future medical expenses and other losses are covered. When someone is responsible for the injury you are now suffering from, they should be held liable. If this is something you or a loved one are going through, we urge you to contact us as quickly as possible. The sooner we hear from you, the sooner we can get to work on your behalf.