Personal Injury Lawyer Huntingdon Valley

How Our Personal Injury Lawyers in Huntingdon Valley Handle Negligence Cases

Negligence is the basis for most Pennsylvania personal injury cases. Negligence occurs when someone who owes you a duty of care breaches that duty and causes you harm. For example, other drivers owe you a duty of care to drive lawfully and prevent collisions. Property owners owe guests a duty of care to remedy fall hazards and prevent falls. The most common types of cases we manage for our clients include:

• Car accidents
• Slip and fall injuries

We also handle other types of negligence accidents. If you believe someone else’s carelessness or recklessness caused your injuries, let us assess your case. We can determine your rights and legal options during a free consultation.

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Building a Compelling Personal Injury Case

Our Huntingdon Valley personal injury lawyers know what it takes to gather evidence and present a compelling case for compensation. We must convince the insurance carrier or the judge and jury why our client deserves the money we demand. The only way to do this is to use strong evidence to show negligence, liability, and the value of the case. To build a compelling case, we take several steps. This could include:

• Obtaining official reports, such as the police accident report
• Interviewing eyewitnesses
• Surveying the accident scene
• Identifying and preserving any available video of the accident
• Working with experts such as medical specialists and accident reconstructionists
• Requesting relevant medical records
• Gathering documentation of damages

We often negotiate settlements to close personal injury cases. However, we will litigate your case if necessary to secure the money you deserve. Building a case strong enough to recover fair compensation is difficult for most victims on their own. Let our attorneys handle your Huntingdon Valley claim while you focus on healing.

When Should I Contact a Huntingdon Valley Personal Injury Attorney About My Case?

The sooner we begin working on your personal injury case, the better. When we know about your accident and injuries in the first days and weeks after they occur, we can protect your rights and gather time-sensitive evidence. Acting quickly is vital in building robust support for negotiating or litigating your case. Generally, victims have up to two years to sue the at-fault party for injuries, per Pa. C.S.A. § 5524. However, exceptions exist. The longer you wait the longer it takes to recover the compensation you need to pay for your medical care and manage other expenses. You can even miss out on compensation entirely if you wait too long. Contact our team as soon as your injuries allow or call us on behalf of a loved one with catastrophic injuries. We have someone available now to review your case.