Don’t Deal with Insurance Claims Adjusters on Your Own – They Aren’t Your Friend
Many personal injury clients are asking: How much do I have to pay an attorney in order to get representation on my Car Accident or other personal injury case? Most injury cases are on a contingency fee basis, which means that if your lawyer doesn’t recover anything for you then the lawyer doesn’t get paid either. But one of the concerns that goes along with that is a client thinking that a lawyer is going to do as little as possible and settle the case as quickly as possible to get their percentage of the case.
The following video will help you to understand more about the claims process we use at Gilbert and Smallman to work with the responsible insurance company to maximize your rightful compensation.
One thing that sets Gilbert and Smallman apart from many other firms is the “mom and pop” approach. You have your lawyer’s direct cell phone number and can call anytime of the day or night to get answers to issues that may be troubling you. Here are those numbers.
Harris Gilbert 786-371-4431
Andrew Smallman 954-661-7371
2 thoughts on “Cost of a Lawyer for Personal Injury Cases”
It's definitely interesting what sorts of costs are involved with an accident attorney. In my case, I think it would be worth taking a look at. The accident I was in a couple of weeks ago was pretty bad and it's going to cost quite a bit. It would be nice to have a legal professional on my side to get some sort of compensation for my injuries and the damage to my car. http://www.phillipgilbertlaw.com/personal_injury_attorney_gresham_oregon/
I was recently in a car accident that was not my fault. I received some injuries in the crash and I am looking for some help on my case. I am researching to learn more about how lawyers work and how this whole process goes because I have never been in this situation before. Thanks for posting this blog it helped me understand how the process works. http://www.morseinjurylawfl.com/Auto_Accidents_Motorcycle_Accidents_Tampa_FL.html