While a personal injury lawyer typically takes one-third of any damages,

While a personal injury lawyer typically takes one-third of any damages,  you receive, you often, still make, more money, hiring a lawyer, than you, do by, negotiating ,yourself,. This is for several reasons. Lawyers have often been through dozens, or even hundreds, of cases like yours. They have a better idea than you do what your case is worth. A lawyer can get more money in your pocket, even with his or her fee, than you can by yourself. Insurance...

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Accidents and Personal Injury Attorneys

Accidents and Personal Injury Attorneys Updated on March 11, 2014 Consider Hiring a Personal Injury Lawyer if; - You or your relative has sustained serious injuries that potentially have long term effect on life. Minor injuries such as a bruised knee cap or abrasions on the arm will not justify the legal costs. - You and the other driver are in dispute over who was at fault, in case of a motor accident. - You are feeling pressured by the other...

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Insurance Companies

---------------------------------------------------------- Insurance Companies A life-threatening, accident is ,able to turn ,your daily life, inside-out ,immediately., Because ,of the injuries ,from the accident, on its own, you will be left struggling with a tremendous amount of discomfort, hospital and medical bills, inability to work, and other difficulties. Using the services of an excellent personal injury lawyer will keep insurance companies...

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Questions to ask a personal injury lawyer

10 Questions to ask a personal injury lawyer 1. What cost will I have to pay for your services? Its important, to know wha,t you are, going to hav,e to pa,hile most la,wyers,ave a c,ontingency, fee, it is a good, idea to, know, exactly what ,it is i,f th,ey do. ,A contingency fee agreement states that there will be no legal fees if a case is lost. If you win the lawyer will get around 30% which will vary depending on the case. 2. Will I have...

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