Don’t Leave Yourself At Risk: You Will Always Need An Attorney’s Help With These Five Personal Injury Claims

When you are making a personal injury claim, you don’t always need an attorney. In cases where you injuries are very minor, the legalities cut and dry, and the insurance companies are being cooperative, you may be able to handle the claim on your own. However, there are personal injury claims you never want to pursue alone. In these cases, you could lose everything without the help of an experienced attorney. Here are five personal injury claims you will always need an attorney to protect your interests:

Severe Injury

Insurance companies are in the business of making money. Even in cases when you are severely injured, they will do everything they can to undercut the full value of your claim. They will use a variety of tactics to trap you into a lower settlement than you deserve. In these cases, you need an experience attorney who can counter these tactics. An attorney who will provide of your injury, the associated costs, and will defend your right to a fair settlement.

Brain Injury

Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI) are extremely complicated. In many cases the signs and symptoms do not show up until well after the accident. Insurance companies understand this and use it to their advantage. They will try to settle quickly and for the least amount of money. That way, once you truly understand the severity of your brain injury it will be too late to get a fair settlement. If you have injured your head or your brain, even if you don’t think the injuries are very severe, you should always hire an attorney.

Long Term Or Permanent Disability Injuries

If your injuries are so severe they change your life, you need an attorney. The costs of the injuries are more than just the cost of your medical bills. They can include:

● Loss of income: When you injuries are so severe that you have to miss work of even lose your job because your injuries prevent you from completing your professional duties, you may be entitled to compensation for the loss of your income.
● Pain and suffering: You may be entitled to compensation for the physical pain you have endured from your injuries.
● Emotional distress: You may also be entitled to compensation for the psychological damage caused by a traumatic accident or injury.
● Loss of enjoyment: If your injuries are so severe you can no longer enjoy routine tasks, you may be entitled to compensation.
● Loss of consortium: When your injuries are so severe they impact your familial relationships, then you may be entitled to compensation for loss of consortium.

Attorneys assess the whole picture of compensation in the case of long term and permanent disability. They will calculate the actual costs of your injury and show proof of these costs to get the compensation you need.

Toxic Exposure

Toxic exposure claims are very difficult to prove and require a lot of scientific and medical support. Not to mention there many be multiple parties at fault for your exposure. For example, if you are exposed to toxic chemicals at your job, it may not just be the fault of your employer. It may be the fault of the clients or the manufacturer of the chemical. You need a high degree of legal knowledge to navigate these complexities. You need a personal injury attorney.

Wrongful Death

Wrongful death claims are very emotionally challenging for survivors. During this time you need answers, protection, and justice. Wrongful death cases are also very complicated legally. They require extensive investigation, proof of claims, and legal expertise to protect your family’s interests. During this time you need a compassionate advocate to fight for the rights of your lost loved one and your family. An knowledgeable wrongful death attorney will help. They will take the burden of the legal defense off your shoulders, so you and your family can focus on healing.

At All Injuries Law Firm, we offer all of these practice areas. In all of these personal injury cases, you do not want risk facing the insurance companies alone. Give us a call at 1-941-625-4878 today to learn more about how we will fight for your right to fair compensation.