Personal Injury Frequently Asked Questions
Personal injury cases have many factors that can make them confusing. While we can’t answer every question you have about your case, take a moment to review answers to some of our FAQs.
Your case’s length will depend on the type of injury you sustained and the scope of your injury. Some cases can be resolved in a few months, and some may take a year or more to get fair compensation. At Tolbert Beadle, we will do everything we can to get you fair compensation in the shortest amount of time possible.
Adjusters have a financial obligation to the insurance company. These companies will often offer minimum compensation to those who have been injured. An experienced personal injury lawyer, like the ones at Tolbert Beadle, can assess your case and give you a fair estimation of its value.
Experience, determination and client service are a few of the most important attributes to look for in a lawyer. To learn more about other favorable qualities in a personal injury lawyer, visit our Choosing Tolbert Beadle page.
Every case is unique and the settlement or verdict will depend greatly on how well the damages are documented. The old “three times the medical bills” rule is no longer relevant and in most case unfair. Call one of our attorneys to discuss what important considerations we use to help you decide your case value and ultimately convince what the insurance company will pay you.
We take cases 100% on contingency fees which mean unless we settle your case, we don’t get paid. No upfront fees, No hassle and absolutely no surprises.
Contact Experienced Personal Injury Lawyers with Winning Results
If you have more questions about your case or want to see how a personal injury lawyer can help you get fair compensation, visit our contact page to tell us a little bit more about your injury. From there, we can schedule a free consultation to walk through your case with you.
Don’t let another day of frustration and fear from your injury pass by. Contact Tolbert Beadle to start your journey toward recovery.
