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What Happens in a Personal Injury Lawsuit?

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Suffering an injury due to someone else’s negligence can be overwhelming physically, emotionally, and financially. Whether you’ve been injured in a car or motorcycle accident, a slip and fall, a dog bite, or even an amusement park accident, filing a personal injury lawsuit can feel overwhelming.

At TORKLAW, we believe you shouldn’t have to go through this alone. In this blog, we will walk you through the personal injury claims process and help you understand what to expect and how to protect your rights. Our experienced attorneys are committed to fighting on your behalf and seeking the justice you deserve. 

What to expect in your personal injury case: 1. Free consultation 2. Investigation & evidence 3. Negotiating & settlement talks 4. Settlement & compensation TORKLAW

INITIAL CONSULTATION 

Immediately after an accident, filing a personal injury lawsuit may seem overwhelming, but the experienced attorneys at TORKLAW are ready to fight for you. We offer a free, no-obligation consultation to assess your case and explain your legal options. With complete transparency, we assure you that you pay nothing upfront—ever. We work on a contingency fee basis, meaning we only get paid when we win your case or secure a settlement. Our attorneys are relentless in pursuing the maximum compensation you deserve, and once you choose TORKLAW, we take immediate action to build a strong case and fight for your justice.

INVESTIGATION AND EVIDENCE GATHERING

Once you have signed on with TORKLAW, you will be assigned to a team who will work to investigate and gather the evidence needed to support your case. This may involve obtaining police reports, witness statements, photos/videos of the accident scene, medical records, and any other relevant evidence. 

We know it is important to gather and preserve all relevant evidence to build a strong case and prove the negligence of the other party that caused your damages and injuries. We will handle all communications with insurance companies and other parties on your behalf. If you are contacted by an insurance company or third party, inform them that you are represented by an attorney and do not further any communications. 

NEGOTIATING A SETTLEMENT 

After gathering all evidence, and completing medical treatment, the attorneys at TORKLAW will reach out to the other party’s insurance company with a demand letter. The demand letter outlines your case against their insured, including the evidence gathered, and the amount of damages you are trying to recover. Note that the amount requested is not always the amount that you will end up receiving. Our attorneys may aim higher, and negotiate a fair settlement. 

Negotiations may last several rounds, depending on how far away the initial numbers are and how reasonable the insurance adjusters are in evaluating the case. Some adjusters are more reasonable than others and willing to make fair offers, while others will not budge until a lawsuit is filed. TORKLAW will ensure that you are fully informed throughout this process, and we will keep you up to date. 

SETTLEMENT & CONCLUSION 

Once you agree to a settlement, you will likely need to sign a release, waiving your right to sue and drop any lawsuit you have in progress against the liable party. Once the settlement proceeds have been reached, the attorney’s fees are removed, and any health insurance liens are paid out, you will then receive your portion of the settlement. 

IF YOU HAVE BEEN IN AN ACCIDENT, CONTACT TORKLAW TODAY

At TORKLAW, we take pride in keeping our clients informed through all phases of their case. We prioritize client communication and are here to guide you through every step of the process. If you have been injured in a car accident, you can count on us to get you the compensation you deserve. There are NO upfront fees or hidden costs. We only get paid when we win or settle your case

Call us today at (888) 845-9696 for a free case evaluation!

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