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The way insurance companies delay paying claims is terrible. Don’t waste another day.

You were meant for more.

Our Trinity Personal Injury Lawyers Are Here to Get You Compensation

Don’t you hate having to wait for your insurance settlement?

It can be terrible when the insurance company makes lowball settlement offers. It doesn’t have to be that way. We have helped hundreds of people recover the full compensation they deserve for their injury claims. We want to help you.

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Perenich Law Injury Attorneys

Free Consultations:

Phone: (727) 877-8831

Address: 10015 Trinity Blvd Suite 100, Trinity, FL 34655

The Trinity, FL personal injury attorneys at Perenich Law Injury Attorneys are experienced, well-qualified, and offer you professional help and the personal attention you deserve.

We are an established law practice that always puts client service and the unique needs of each client first.

How a Personal Injury Lawyer Assists with a Claim

Personal injury lawyers bring many qualities to your claim, but perhaps the most important is their legal experience. A Trinity personal injury lawyer and their legal team provide many services to navigate often-complex personal injury claims. Below is a brief look at some of the services our personal injury attorneys provide for clients seeking compensation for their injuries.

Investigating the Claim

Upon entering an agreement with a client, a personal injury lawyer will investigate the claim to determine important pieces of information, such as:

  • Who was liable for the accident that caused your injury? To obtain compensation from an at-fault party’s insurance policy, you must show that they were at fault.
  • What insurance resources can provide compensation? Lawsuits are generally not filed against individuals and entities directly but rather against the carrier of their liability insurance policy.
  • What is the value of the claim? The value of your claim is the dollar amount you seek from the at-fault party’s insurance coverage. This amount is calculated based on many factors, including the severity of your injury, the likelihood of permanent disabilities preventing you from earning an income, and the cost of medically treating your injury, as well as an estimation of future expenses to continue treating it.

Managing Communication with the Insurance Company

It is not unusual for the at-fault party’s insurance adjuster to contact you following an accident. The provider may even offer you a settlement. This action is a common tactic insurance adjusters use to avoid large payouts for accidents caused by their insured. Limit communication with any insurance companies that are not yours, and do not agree to a personal injury claim settlement without speaking to an experienced attorney.

It is impossible to know what the totality of your expenses will be just after an accident. If you accept a settlement and then realize it wasn’t enough to cover your expenses, you cannot go back to seek more money from the at-fault party or their insurance provider.

A Trinity personal injury lawyer can calculate the value of your claim and communicate with the insurance company to protect your claim from insurance adjuster tactics. Additionally, your attorney will initiate contact through a demand letter and will negotiate with the adjuster to make a settlement offer that fairly compensates you for the expenses and effects of your injury.

Negotiating a Settlement

About 95 percent of all personal injury claims resolve outside the courtroom, with settlements the most common resolution. A settlement is an offer of less than the value of the claim. Insurance adjusters typically make an initial settlement offer of around 30-40 percent of the claim’s value. Your attorney will negotiate to convince the insurance provider to increase their offer to an amount that will compensate you for your medical expenses, wage loss, lost earning capacity, property damage, and pain and suffering.

Providing Guidance to their Client

While your attorney can negotiate a settlement and communicate with others about your claim on your behalf, you alone make the decisions of your case. This personal agency includes determining whether to file your claim as a personal injury lawsuit in court or to accept a settlement offer.

Your attorney’s role in this process is to provide you with as much guidance and information as possible to ensure that your decisions reflect your interests.

Filing a Personal Injury Lawsuit

Traits Of Personal Injury Accident Lawyer

In Florida, personal injury claimants generally have four years from the accident to file a lawsuit in the civil courts. You can file in court even if you are in a settlement process. Settlement negotiations can continue after a lawsuit begins. A settlement agreement can happen after the trial starts if the court has not yet decided the case.

After filing your lawsuit, your attorney will gather and organize the evidence and witness testimony needed to prove your claim. This process can include deposing witnesses, obtaining expert testimony, and preparing courtroom exhibits.

Litigation

Though very few personal injury lawsuits wind up in court, having an attorney with courtroom experience and confidence in their ability to prove your claim is important. Your attorney can provide litigation services such as delivering opening and closing arguments, presenting evidence, and examining witnesses.

Assistance Collecting a Settlement or Award

Once your claim resolves through a settlement agreement or a court decision, your attorney will collect the money for you. From the compensation, the attorney will deduct payment for their services and pay for any credits per your contingent fee agreement. They will forward the remainder of the settlement or award to you.

The Types of Accidents that Can Result in a Personal Injury Claim

Frequently Asked Questions About Trinity Personal Injury Claims

What is the Process of Seeking Compensation After a Family Member Dies?

A personal representative of the deceased’s estate (such as the executor of their will) can seek compensation for family members and the estate through a wrongful death claim. This person must file the claim in court within two years of the date of the death.

Claimants can recover compensation for expenses and effects such as:

  • Medical and funeral expenses paid directly by the family member or the estate.
  • Loss of support and services provided by the deceased to their family members.
  • Loss of instruction, companionship, guidance, and instruction.
  • Mental pain and suffering.
  • Lost wages, benefits, and other earnings from the time of the deceased’s final injury until their death.
  • Loss of net accumulations to the deceased’s estate from the income they would have earned and saved if they had survived.

I Can’t Afford an Attorney. What Should I Do?

You should contact the legal team at Perenich Law Injury Attorneys for a free, no-obligation case evaluation. We will explain the contingent fee billing method, which allows you to withhold payment for our services until there is a successful outcome to your claim. We will agree to payment terms, and when we resolve your claim, your attorney will receive a percentage as outlined in our agreement.

The contingent fee not only ensures access to legal assistance for anyone who needs it, regardless of their financial status, but it also allows us to keep working on your case without worrying about whether you are current on your bills.

Contact us today for more information, and get the compensation you deserve.

Were You Been Injured? We Can Help You

If someone else’s carelessness injured you, the experienced legal team at Perenich Law Injury Attorneys can explore your legal options for seeking compensation during a free case evaluation. Contact us online or by calling (727) 877-8831.