A personal injury can turn your life upside down. Whether you’ve been injured in a car, on the job, or anywhere else, you deserve world class legal representation that helps you recover the compensation you need.
People are injured in many different ways. What’s always true, however, is if someone else is at-fault, you shouldn’t have to live with the consequences while their errores go unpunished.
Have you been injured? Consider reaching out to a Pensacola personal injury attorney for free and comprehensive legal advice.
When the carelessness of another person or entity causes your accident, you can file a personal injury claim against the responsible party.
By initiating the personal injury claim process, you could secure a settlement or jury award with compensation for all the ways your life is negatively affected due to being involved in an accident.
The type of accident you were involved in can have special implications for your case.
For example, Florida, which is a no-fault state for car accident insurance, may require you to file a claim for compensation with your own insurance first, regardless of who’s responsible. Only in certain cases, such as those involving serious injuries, will you be able to step around the Personal Injury Protection system and file a third-party car accident claim directly with the insurance company associated with the at-fault party.
But car accidents are just one example of the type of accidents you can be involved in. Other prominent examples include:
Regardless of the type of accident you’ve been involved in, if the negligence of another party is the real culprit, an experienced attorney can help you file a personal injury claim to recover damages.
Proving the relationship between the negligence of the at-fault party and your injuries, as well as your subsequent damages, is one of the most important parts of a personal injury action.
This is because, without proof of the other party’s fault, it could be impossible to recover a personal injury settlement.
Negligence is a legal concept that holds each person responsible for the losses they cause others—which means the at-fault party can be held liable for your losses, even if they caused them unintentionally.
There are many different types of evidence that can be used to prove your personal injury case, including:
Your dedicated personal injury attorney can track down the relevant evidence to ensure all responsible parties are served with a demand letter detailing your expectations for settlement.
Interested in winning compensated for your medical bills, lost income, property damages, and emotional damages after an accident? A dedicated personal injury lawyer with Gross & Schuster, P.A. is one call away. Allow their expertise to work doggedly in pursuit of justice for you and your family.
Call 850-434-3333 or visit their website to schedule a free consultation.
