How the Law Office of Dwayne L. Brown Can Help You
Filing a personal injury claim can be quite daunting for most people. Compiling the documentation necessary alone can be difficult while you are recovering from your injuries. Thankfully, you do not have to do this alone. We can help.
As a personal injury law firm, there are a number of things we can do to build, file, and fight for your fair compensation. Here’s what we can do for you:
Free Consultation
We provide free case consultations to every client who calls. We will listen to your case, and our expeirenced personal injury lawyer in Columbus can advise you on your next course of action.
Investigation of Your Personal Injury Accident
We have the resources to investigate your accident and build your insurance claim for compensation. We will collect such evidence as:
- Accident scene photographs
- Dashcam, traffic cameras, and business surveillance, if available
- Witness statements
- Accident, first-responder, and police reports
- Medical records
- Employment records
- Maintenance invoices
- Insurance policies
- Repair invoices
- Emails, letters, and texts regarding the accident
We may also recruit expert witnesses. They can explain complicated details regarding your case, such as your prognosis, how the accident occurred, and your financial future.
Filing Your Personal Injury Claim
From our investigation, we will identify the four elements of negligence:
- Duty of care: The at-fault party’s legal and ethical responsibility to your safety.
- Breach of duty: The action or inaction the at-fault party committed that placed you in danger.
- Causation: The accident their decision caused and the injuries you suffered.
- Damages: The financial, physical, and emotional losses you have because of the at-fault party’s actions.
These four elements allow us to identify the negligent party, who is liable, how the accident occurred, and what damages you can claim. We then file your claim with the liable party’s insurance company.
Dealing With the Insurers
Insurance companies are a business, and as such, they want to protect their profits. Likely, the initial offer they provide will not cover all your damages. We can deal with the insurance companies for you. We will negotiate with them to secure a fair settlement offer that addresses all of your injuries and losses.
Filing a Lawsuit
Most personal injury cases in Columbus are settled out of court. However, we will prepare your case to go to trial if we cannot secure a fair settlement. We will submit the necessary legal documentation and argue your case for you.
Support Throughout the Legal Process
We will be there for you and your family throughout your case. We will listen to your needs, make sure you are getting the care you need, and update you on the case.
Do not let the idea of pursuing a personal injury claim intimidate you. You have been injured by another and deserve compensation that meets all your needs. We can take on the insurance companies and their lawyers for you. Let the Law Office of Dwayne L. Brown take over your case and get the healthcare your injuries require.
You Pay Nothing Unless We Win Your Columbus Accident Case
Another common issue most victims have is legal costs. They often ask how much it will cost for a lawyer in Columbus to manage their personal injury case. It’s a fair concern, especially when you are already facing serious financial debt with mounting medical bills and lost wages.
Our law firm provides our legal services on a contingency fee basis. We represent you without you paying any upfront attorney’s fees, contingent upon us winning your case. At that point, we receive payment based on a pre-approved percentage. Our intention with this arrangement is to remove any stress you may have about hiring an attorney.
If we don’t win, you pay nothing.
Your Columbus Accident Does Have a Limited Window of Time
Just about every case that comes before a court has a statute of limitations. The statute of limitations is a legal deadline. You must file your intent to sue with the courts before the statutory deadline in your case expires.
Most personal injury cases fall under O.C.G.A. § 9-3-33, which gives you typically two years to file a lawsuit. However, the moment your deadline begins could be:
- The day after the accident
- The day after your loved one passed from the injuries they suffered in the accident
There are various other statutes and nuances to these deadlines. Deadlines could be extended if the victim was a minor or shortened if you are pursuing compensation from a municipality. Our Columbus personal injury attorney will explain which deadlines apply to your case.
Call the Law Office of Dwayne L. Brown Today for a Free Consultation With a Columbus Personal Injury Attorney
If you have suffered injuries in an accident caused by negligence, you have the right to compensation for your injuries. We can manage your case while you rest and recuperate, keeping you updated on your case throughout the process.
Call us today for a free consultation with a Columbus personal injury lawyer and get the legal representation you deserve.