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Car Accidents


After a serious car accident, contact a personal injury lawyer to ensure a more secure future.


Most people who have been seriously injured in a car accident just want to move on with their lives with as little interruption as possible. However, we know that in most cases, it’s not that simple. Recovery takes time and a lot of work, and it can add a large financial burden. Working with an experienced personal injury lawyer can help you ease those hardships.


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It's time to think about your future.

1How can an experienced personal injury attorney help you?
  • Identify both your immediate and long-term needs
  • Work with the insurance companies
  • Develop a plan of action
  • Focus on recovery by being your legal advocate
  • Evaluate your settlement offer
  • And more
2How do you know if you have a personal injury case?

Were you injured? Is someone to blame? Is your injury costing you? If you can answer "yes" to any of these questions, you may have a personal injury case.

3What is mental suffering?

Life after a serious accident can be an emotional time. Some victims have trouble sleeping, concentrating, or completing daily tasks as a result of the mental and emotional trauma they suffered. Mental suffering could be an element of an injury lawsuit that seeks to gain compensation for your difficulty adjusting.

4How long do I have to respond to an insurance settlement?

In Indiana, you will typically have two years after the date of the accident. Some cases could vary.

 

Fight for more than just a quick check.

 

 
Choose a law firm that will help you fight for a more secure future.
 
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Do you need help after a serious car accident?



1. Schedule a legal consultation.

2. Meet with an attorney to discuss your situation.

3. Determine your plan of action.
Schedule a Consultation
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Do you need help after a serious car accident?



1. Schedule a legal consultation.

2. Meet with an attorney to discuss your situation.

3. Determine your plan of action.
Schedule a Consultation
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