Abogado de Lesiones de la Médula Espinal en Elk Grove

Do You Take All Spinal Injury Cases?

There are a number of ways that spinal injuries can happen, and we’ve helped clients get compensation for injuries in dozens of different situations. Some common reasons for spinal cord injuries we’ve seen include:

• Car accidents
• Truck accidents
• Motorcycle accidents
• Bus accidents
• Pedestrian accidents
• Slip and fall accidents
• And more

As long as we can prove that someone’s negligence caused your injury, we can help you. We take cases of any complexity, even where you may share some blame for the accident. Don’t give up hope for compensation before you speak with Triumph Law.

What You Could Win

We cannot promise that you’ll get millions, but spinal injury claims are among the highest-paying settlements for personal injury. The costs for treating paralysis are immense, including hospital stays, home health care, ambulance care, assistive devices, and more.

With our help, you could receive money to pay for these as well as your lost wages, lost earning ability, pain and suffering, emotional distress, diminished quality of life, and more. Our team will seek the evidence needed to prove these damages and their value.

If you have received a settlement offer from an insurer and you haven’t spoken with a lawyer yet, don’t take it! The insurer wants to settle your claim quickly before you talk with someone who knows the true value of spinal cord injury cases. Call us immediately if an insurer has reached out to you with an offer.

No Fee Unless You Win

Lawyers in other fields will charge hourly or retainer fees for their services, but that’s not how Triumph Law works. Our spinal cord injury lawyers in Elk Grove use a contingency fee system for their fees. This means that you only pay us when you win your case.

If you have no case or you lose your case and get nothing, you will owe us nothing. This means there is no financial risk to you for working with us. If you win, your attorney will take a portion of what you won from your compensation. We also never charge out-of-pocket fees.

This method of payment helps you avoid any additional financial burden. It also gives our lawyers incentive to work as hard as possible to get you the most possible. Our compensation depends on your compensation, and no one should be ineligible for personal injury representation because of their income.

How Soon Must I File a Claim?

If we need to sue to win your case, your lawsuit must be started within two years from the date you were injured, according to California Code of Civil Procedure § 335.1. This law defines the statute of limitations for personal injury cases in the state.

If you try to start a case after this deadline, the court will deny your case, and you will probably lose all rights to compensation. There are some exceptions to this deadline, like in the case of injuries to minors or injuries caused by a government entity.

Don’t assume your filing deadline has passed until you talk with our spinal cord injury lawyers in Elk Grove. We will advise you on how much time you have left and your chances of success. However, we encourage you to contact us as soon as possible after your accident to avoid the risk of breaching the statute of limitations.

Will My Case Go to Trial?

Our lawyers prepare every case as if we will go to trial. Insurers prefer to avoid trial because they may have to pay much more than they want, especially in a catastrophic injury case. A lawyer gives you the option of a lawsuit, which is why they’ll offer much more once you have one.

Most personal injury claims settle out of court before they get to trial. Some begin the process and end before the trial date, and a small number go all the way to trial. Until the day of the trial, both sides can come to a settlement agreement.

Our team will advise you on whether a settlement offer is fair and if it would be worth taking your case further, but ultimately the decision is yours. Once the trial starts, it’s up to the jury to decide who wins and how much you should get if you’re successful.

Schedule a Free Consultation with Triumph Law’s Elk Grove Spinal Cord Injury Attorneys

You have the right to hold the at-fault party for what they’ve done to you. Speak with Triumph Law. Our attorneys offer free consultations. Call us or email us anytime to schedule your appointment.