Automobile Accident Attorneys in Raleigh Answer Car Accident FAQs
- What damages can I recover for my injuries?
- How much money is my auto accident case worth?
- Will I have to go to court?
- Can the insurance company refuse to pay my medical bills if my car was not damaged?
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There are no legal fees unless you receive compensation for your injuries.
Our auto accident attorneys at Twiggs, Beskind, Strickland & Rabenau in Raleigh never charge any fee for their time and expertise in evaluating a personal injury case resulting from a vehicular accident. If we agree to take your case, we represent you on a contingency fee basis. This means you pay no legal fees unless we successfully resolve your case. Call (888) 479-4546 or (919)-899-9857 or contact Twiggs, Beskind, Strickland & Rabenau online to schedule a free consultation.
What damages can I recover for my injuries?
You may be able to recover for all or some of the following:
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Consult an automobile accident attorney for analysis of what damages may be claimed in your case.
How much money is my auto accident case worth?
Your case is worth either what you agree with the insurance company it is worth, or the amount of a cash award granted by a judge and jury. Consult a focused automobile accident attorney at Twiggs, Beskind, Strickland & Rabenau in Raleigh for an assessment of the figure we believe the insurance company must pay for your injuries. Factors we consider include the extent of your injuries, the amount of your medical bills, how long you require treatment, and any permanent disabilities resulting from the accident.
Will I have to go to court?
Probably not. In most cases, the insurance company agrees to pay what we believe the case is worth and our clients agree to settle for that amount. Because opposing counsel knows that Twiggs, Beskind, Strickland & Rabenau automobile accident attorneys are always well-prepared, we are able to negotiate for you from a position of strength to get you the maximum award for your injuries.
Can the insurance company refuse to pay my medical bills if my car was not damaged?
No. While the insurance company might try to draw a direct correlation between damage done to your car and the severity of your personal injury, it is possible that the body sustains damage even if the car did not. The reverse may also be true—a car might experience major impact but the people might only suffer minor cuts and bruises.
