FAQs Category: Lawrenceville Personal Injury

When someone else’s negligence leads to an accident that injures another party, these injuries are compensable via a personal injury claim. Some common types of accidents that may lead to personal injury claims include (but are not limited to) the following: Motor vehicle collisions – When a person operates their vehicle in a negligent manner, such […]

If you sustain injuries in an accident that was not your fault, your injuries are compensable as part of a Lawrenceville personal injury claim. Generally speaking, the more serious the accident you were involved in, the more serious the injuries you may suffer. Some of the most common injuries that form the basis for personal […]

Personal injury claims filed with an at-fault party’s insurance company usually begin when the injured accident victim’s attorney makes a settlement demand. Depending upon the policy limits of coverage, the accident victim’s attorney may demand policy limits to settle the claim, even if it is unlikely that the insurance company would be willing to take […]

In the event the at-fault person’s insurance company refuses to adequately compensate you for the personal injuries sustained in the accident, there is always the option of filing a lawsuit in the state court system. It is crucial to keep in mind that just because you file a lawsuit, doing so does not necessarily mean […]

In a Lawrenceville personal injury case, you recover monetary compensation by first filing a claim or lawsuit. You then resolve the claim or suit in a manner that is listed above: a personal injury settlement, jury verdict, or alternative dispute resolution proceedings, such as mediation or arbitration. The damage types and related amounts for which […]

If you have suffered one or more personal injuries in an accident that someone else caused, your first step on the road to recovering monetary compensation is to file a personal injury claim. In most instances, a personal injury claim names the at-fault person or entity’s insurance company. If you were part of a hit-and-run […]

In a Lawrenceville personal injury case, the accident victim, also known as the plaintiff, has the legal burden of proof. The individual or entity that the plaintiff is suing, also known as the defendant, does not need to prove anything in the case. Specifically, the plaintiff must meet their burden of proof by a standard […]

A person can choose to litigate a Lawrenceville personal injury case if the at-fault person’s insurance company is unwilling to offer them a fair and reasonable amount to settle the case. At other times, an accident victim can file a lawsuit in their case to protect the applicable two-year statute of limitations. Whatever the reason, […]