Hurt in an accident? You could be owed money.
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Tell us what happened
Four quick answers from your phone. It takes about 30 seconds.
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A lawyer calls you
A firm that handles cases like yours looks at it for free and tells you if you have a case. You decide what happens next.
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They take on the insurance company
They collect your records, deal with the adjuster and build your claim while you get better.
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If you win, you get paid
Their fee comes out of the money they win for you. If they do not win, you owe them no fee.
What the insurance company could owe you
If someone else caused your injury, you can ask for far more than your medical bills.
See if I’m owed money- Medical bills
- The ER, surgery, therapy, medicine and care you will still need.
- Lost pay
- The days you missed, and the work you can no longer do.
- Pain and suffering
- What the injury has done to your body, sleep and daily life.
- Your car
- Repairs or what it was worth, plus a rental while you wait.
- Long-term care
- Help at home, equipment and changes a lasting injury requires.
- Loss of a family member
- Funeral costs and the support your family has lost.
They keep calling me.
You can tell the adjuster you will call back. You generally do not have to give the other driver's insurer a recorded statement.
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They offered me $4,000.
A first offer usually comes before anyone knows your full medical costs. Once you sign, the claim generally ends.
See if I’m owed moneyI can't find the police report.
The agency that came to the crash holds it: city police, the county sheriff or the state patrol. It often takes a week or more to appear.
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He's still in the hospital.
Get through today first. Then keep every bill and discharge paper, and write down everyone you talk to.
See if I’m owed moneyWe help with all of these
See if I’m owed moneyEvery city has its own roads and rules
Who has your report, what it costs, where your car was towed, and how fast you have to act. Watch it or read it.
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McAllenAfter a crash here You only have so long to get paid
See your state's deadlines2 years
A.R.S. § 12-542(1). General injury deadline. It can be much shorter if a city, county or state is involved.
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What people ask us
Do I have to pay anything?
No. Reviewing your case is free and there is nothing to pay upfront. Injury lawyers usually work on contingency, so you pay no fee unless they win money for you. Case costs are usually taken from the settlement.
Is 50k a good settlement for a car accident?
It depends on your medical bills, lost income, lasting effects and the other driver's policy limit. $50,000 can be strong for a soft-tissue injury and far too low after surgery.
How much of a $25,000 settlement will I get?
With a one-third fee, $8,333 goes to the lawyer. Case costs and medical liens come out too. With $3,000 in costs and $6,000 in liens, you would take home about $7,667.
Can I file a claim if I am undocumented?
In most cases, yes. Injury claims generally do not depend on immigration status, though rules on lost wages vary by state.
Is it worth getting a lawyer?
Injury lawyers usually work on contingency, and the first talk is usually free. It tends to matter most when you were badly hurt, a company vehicle was involved, or fault is disputed.
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