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Some Questions That Customers Often Ask When Working With Us
If you have uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage on your automobile policy, you can make a claim against your insurance carrier for the damages you have suffered.
The Texas Tort Claims Act dictates how claims are to be brought against governmental entities. It is important to have any attorney who is familiar with this law to properly preserve your rights.
Individuals injured in the workplace may be entitled to workers’ compensation. There are also third-party cases that can be pursued if there is a third party that bears some responsibility for the incident in addition to the employer. It is crucial to get your attorney on the case promptly so that an immediate investigation can be done to determine if there are any third-party claims to be pursued.
Yes. Cases that involve minors have different statute of limitations than regular cases. Oftentimes when these cases are resolved, the settlement is placed into the registry of the court until the minor turn 18 years old as a way to ensure minors get their full settlements when they are adults.
No. Most cases are resolved before trial.
It largely depends on different factors such as the type of injury, permanent or temporary disability, lost wages, medical bills, pain and suffering, and mental anguish.
Generally speaking, most personal injury claims have a two-year statute of limitations. However, there are some exceptions that can apply depending upon the facts of your case. Thus, it is always important to consult an attorney immediately.
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