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Frequently Asked Questions

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How do I know whether I have a case?

Whether you have a case usually depends on negligence. Negligence is a lack of care or caution. Would this accident have happened if someone had been more careful? Was someone unreasonable in their lack of care? If the answers to these questions are yes, you may have a case.

There are some types of cases where you don’t have to prove the defendant’s negligence. There are other factors that may influence your case, too. Our lawyers can explain the things that may influence your case and how we can make your case stronger.

How much time do I have to file a lawsuit?

In Alabama and Virginia, you have two years from the date of injury to file a lawsuit. In South Carolina and North Carolina, you have three years. There are exceptions for delayed discovery of injury, fraud and toxic exposure. You have just six months to start a claim against a municipality in Alabama and Virginia, and two years in South Carolina and North Carolina. The laws in other states are different. You should never wait to contact a lawyer. It might seem like two years is a long time, but you need time to investigate and build your case. Talking to the insurance company doesn’t protect your rights. You must file your case before time runs out.

How will my lawyer determine the value of my case?

Your lawyer determines the value of your case based on damages, the strength of the case and sources of compensation. Damages are the things you have lost because of the accident. Medical bills, lost income, pain and suffering, disability and emotional anguish are common types of damages.

Generally, the more serious the accident, the more your case is worth. A long recovery with significant financial losses and personal suffering deserves more compensation than a minor accident.

What steps should I take immediately after an injury to protect my rights?

After an injury, make sure that you are in a safe place, away from additional danger. Summon emergency responders if necessary. Remember that you may be in shock, so your injuries may be more serious than you realize. If you are injured in a car accident, report the accident to law enforcement. If it occurs at a business or somewhere other than your home, let the property owner know.

Take photos. Save things related to the accident like clothing you were wearing. Get contact information for witnesses, if possible. Don’t admit fault or apologize.

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