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Why do I need
to talk to an attorney right away?
You need to talk to an attorney as
soon as possible so all your rights
are protected. It is also important
to preserve all the evidence in your
case.
Why shouldn't
I cooperate with the insurance company?
You should never give a recorded statement
to the claims adjuster for the insurance
company without consulting first with
an attorney. The claims adjuster works
for the insurance company. Their job
is to help their employer and the
person or business that caused your
injury. It is not to help you.
Never
sign any papers sent by the insurance
company without first talking to an
attorney!
What about my
lost wages?
You are entitled to full compensation
for time off work due to your injuries.
Keep your own log of your time off
work. Obtain medical statements for
your time off.
My vehicle was
damaged in an auto accident. What
am I entitled to?
If you were injured in an auto accident,
I will help you obtain a rental car
and maximize the amount available
under Nevada law for your vehicle,
with no fee on the settlement for
your vehicle.
I have a lot of
aches and pains, but no broken bones.
Am I still entitled to compensation?
Muscle strains and sprains can be
very painful. Even if you did not
have any broken bones or a concussion,
you may be entitled to a settlement
for your pain and suffering.
I was injured
on-the-job. Am I still entitled to
compensation?
If you were injured on-the-job and
Workers' Compensation is paying for
your medical treatment, you should
definitely consult with an attorney.
You may be entitled to additional
compensation for your pain and suffering
and lost wages.
How much
is my case worth?
Many factors enter into the valuation
of your settlement claim. Most of
these are still unknown. Important
factors include how long you need
medical treatment, what kind of treatment
you need, and the length of time you
continue to experience pain and suffering
from the accident.
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