Why Hire an Injury Lawyer?

If you have been injured by another’s negligence, carelessness or even intentional conduct, you may wonder why you should consider hiring legal representation. What are the benefits associated with involving a lawyer to handle your insurance claim or assist you in filing a personal injury claim or lawsuit against the responsible party?

Experienced Legal Aid From Knowles Law Firm, PLC

First of all, it costs nothing to undergo an initial case evaluation with our firm. This is also strictly confidential. The legal team at Knowles Law Firm, PLC can talk to you about what has occurred and can make a preliminary assessment of the best course of action at this time. They can also inform you of your legal rights and options to help you make your own choices about your case.

Then there are the many services that an experienced injury lawyer can provide when handling your Phoenix personal injury claim. This includes handling all communication with the insurance company or companies involved, talking to law enforcement on your behalf, and handling any issues that arise with the other party or parties.

It also includes conducting a thorough assessment of your injuries to determine the true value of your claim and therefore what amount of financial compensation you may be entitled to receive. Finally, it includes determining who should be held responsible and then gathering sufficient evidence to ensure they are held accountable for their actions. While you focus your energy on healing and spending time with loved ones, you can rest assured that your case is in good hands.

Financial Compensation for Phoenix Personal Injury Claims

When a person suffers physical and/or emotional injury because of another’s conduct, he or she may seek compensatory damages from the responsible party. This is an amount of money agreed upon in an out of court settlement or awarded by the jury in a personal injury lawsuit in civil court. Most often, this money is referred to as financial compensation, financial damages or monetary compensation.

It is awarded to the victim of a personal injury in order to assist him or her in rebuilding his or her life to a similar situation as before the injury occurred. Although it is true that no amount of money can truly compensate a victim for what he or she has experienced, it can make the future easier to face.

A Phoenix personal injury lawyer at Knowles Law Firm, PLC can help you in seeking the full financial compensation to which you may be entitled if you or a loved one has been injured in an accident or in any situation linked to another’s conduct.

What Is My Personal Injury Case Worth?

The specific value of a Phoenix personal injury claim will vary greatly based upon a number of different factors. Your lawyer will need to conduct a thorough assessment of all of these and will need to work with professionals in economics, medicine, rehabilitation and psychology to properly determine what your case is worth and to then prove that through negotiating or litigating on your behalf. This is often a complex process and it is difficult to put a “price” on physical and emotional injuries. However, Knowles Law Firm, PLC will work to recover the highest amount of financial compensation possible to help you rebuild your life and move on.

Attorney for Cases Involving Intentional Conduct

Intentional conduct or wrongdoing is one of three main grounds for personal injury claims. Also referred to as intentional torts, these cases involve a person who has acted intentionally and willfully to cause another person harm. Although actions of this kind may result in criminal charges, the injured party may also be able to file a separate personal injury lawsuit.

Were you injured because another person acted deliberately to cause you harm? A Phoenix injury attorney at Knowles Law Firm, PLC can talk to you about filing a lawsuit in civil court. Even if the person is already facing criminal charges for their actions, they can file a personal injury case for their intentional conduct, seeking justice through the civil court system. This may also apply in a case where a person who harmed you was tried and acquitted in criminal court. This may be your second chance at justice.

Types of Intentional Torts

These are just a few simple examples of what may constitute intentional torts. An jury lawyer at their firm can explain these in more detail and can talk to you about your unique case to see if it qualifies. It is important to act quickly if you believe you have grounds for a personal injury lawsuit based upon intentional wrongdoing. By contacting their offices today, you can get more information about what they can do to handle your case and protect your rights and interests.

Negligence in Phoenix Personal Injury Claims

Negligence is best defined as a failure to use reasonable care. The specific action or inaction that constitutes negligent conduct may vary depending on the context, as different actions require different levels of care. For example, doctors and all medical professionals are held to a higher standard of conduct than individuals in other professions. A person driving a car may be expected to act with a different level of care than a person who is walking down the street.

Negligence is the most common grounds for personal injury cases. If you were injured because another person was careless or reckless, you may have grounds for a case. A Phoenix injury attorney at Knowles Law Firm, PLC can talk to you about your legal options in seeking justice.

Handling all types of accident and injury claims throughout the Phoenix area, their legal team can offer you valuable insight into your particular case to determine the best approach. We handle car accident, dog bite, medical malpractice, pedestrian accident, slip and fall and all other types of personal injury claims for our clients.

Injured By Another’s Negligence? Contact a Personal Injury Lawyer Today!

To successfully recover full financial compensation for injuries caused by another’s negligence, your lawyer will need to prove this. Building a compelling case on your behalf may require working with accident reconstruction and crash scene experts as well as private investigators, medical professionals and others who can investigate the incident and build evidence that supports your case. This will include proving that the defendant (the person you are filing a lawsuit against) acted without proper caution or care under the circumstances.