What's my case worth?
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This is a question that comes up at one time or another. There a many factors in determining the value of a case, including:
- Is it a long term injury
- Is there shared fault
- What are the jurors like in that part of the state
- Is the lawyer willing to go to trial
- The age of the injured person
These and a hundred other factors go in to determining the monetary value of a case.
One thing an injured person can do to make sure they are treated fairly by the court system is to make sure they see a health care provider. Many people will hurt, and suffering after being injured, but refuse to see a doctor or chiropractor. These people are hurting themselves by not getting better, and making it difficult to prove they were really hurt.
Also, do not wait too long to see a doctor, or chiropractor. Insurance adjusters love to say you weren’t hurt because you waited a week to see a doctor. Don’t give them anything to use against you.
Start looking at your case as if you are going to trial, and a group of people who don’t know you are going to listen to all the facts and make a decision. Those jurors want to know :
- If you went to the emergency room?
- If you took an ambulance?
- Are there pictures of your injuries?
- Are there witnesses that can verify what you are saying about how you were injured?
- Are there witnesses that can talk about how your injuries changed your life?
- Did you make all of your doctor’s appointments?
- Were you prescribed medication? Did you buy the medication? Did you take it?
- Did you miss work because of your injuries? Do you have proof?
Jurors are certainly going to be interested in all of these things.
It only takes a second for someone else’s negligence to hurt you. The pain and disability that results could last a lifetime. It is important to take the time to get better, and hire a lawyer who can get the result you deserve.
The Texas injury lawyers at Jones Law Firm, P.C., handle all types of personal injury, FELA, and Jones Act cases in Bryan, College Station, Houston, Navasota, Brenham, Madisonville, Calvert, Huntsville, Centerville, Buffalo, Franklin, Rockdale, Giddings and Caldwell and throughout the state of Texas. Call Jones Law Firm, P.C., at (979) 823-7300 or fill out a free case consultation form to have your case reviewed by an experienced Bryan, TX injury attorney today.
