You should contact a lawyer as soon as possible after an injury. The law limits the time you have to file a claim and it may take time to obtain all of the information about your case. This information also may become more difficult to get as more time passes. The sooner you contact an injury lawyer, the better chance you have of receiving a money award.

It’s important bring any information regarding your case. Documents, such as accident reports, medical reports, other party’s insurance information, or photographs of the incident, will help your injury lawyer decide if you have a case. If you don’t have any of this information available, your lawyer will be able to get it for you.

Yes, any information given to Lawyers Group will only be used in order to select the injury lawyer best suited to help you. We will never provide your information to anyone outside of our network of attorneys, and will not use your address, phone number or any other information you provide for any type of solicitation.

Generally, yes. Even if you are partially responsible for your injury, you still may be entitled to money, depending on the amount of blame that is placed on you. By signing up for a free consultation with an injury lawyer, you can determine if you may be entitled to money.

You can collect money for lost income, pain and suffering, medical costs and more. If you are injured in any way, schedule a free consultation with one of our lawyers to see if you have a case and may be entitled to money. You’ve got plenty to gain and nothing to lose!

Personal injury lawyers work on a contingency basis. This means that they only collect a fee if they are able to get money for you. Costs may not be contingent upon the outcome of a case.

A personal injury lawsuit is a claim made by a person who has been injured due to someone else’s action, inaction or mistake. Personal injury claims can be made in instances of car accidents, wrongful deaths, slip and falls, birth injuries, medical malpractice, construction accidents, brain injuries, defective products, dog bites, and more.