How Our Tampa Lawyers Help with Personal Injury Claims
The financial and emotional burden of an unexpected accident can be overwhelming. You should not pursue your case alone. The insurance company wants to avoid paying you. Handling your claim without legal representation can work in the insurer’s favor and prevent you from a fair settlement.
Florida Law Advisers, P.A., will start working on the investigation immediately to obtain valuable evidence, such as witness statements, video surveillance, and accident scene photos. We can communicate with the insurance adjuster and the other parties involved so you don’t risk saying something damaging to your claim.
We’ll negotiate with the insurance company on your behalf, and if they won’t offer a reasonable amount, we’ll be prepared to take your case to trial to pursue the money you deserve.
What Is My Personal Injury Claim Worth?
The value of your personal injury claim depends on multiple factors, including the expenses you incur from the accident and the severity of your injury. Although calculating a monetary value seems easy, you must consider numerous aspects of the claim that affect your financial obligations and future.
One crucial part of determining how much compensation you should receive is your noneconomic losses. Those are intangible losses resulting from your injuries, such as emotional distress, pain and suffering, and loss of enjoyment of life. Calculating an appropriate number is complicated and requires assistance from an experienced personal injury lawyer in Tampa.
What Damages May I Be Entitled to in a Personal Injury Case?
You can recover money in a claim or lawsuit if the evidence proves another party is responsible for your personal injury. The compensation you receive should cover losses such as:
- Out-of-pocket expenses
- Pain and suffering
- Emergency room visits, prescriptions, and other medical costs
- Lost earnings
- Lost future earnings
- Inconvenience
- Emotional distress
- Loss of enjoyment of life
- Property damage
How Long Do I Have in Florida to File a Personal Injury Lawsuit?
In Florida, you must comply with the statute of limitations to sue someone for compensation. It allows a two-year timeframe to file a lawsuit against another party. That means you must file suit within two years of the accident date.
What Will My Tampa Accident Lawyer Do for My Case?
Your lawyer can handle many essential tasks while working on your case, including:
- Advising you of your legal options and suggesting a course of action suited to your needs and goals
- Explaining the process and what you can expect during a third-party claim or lawsuit
- Investigating the incident to establish liability
- Obtaining relevant evidence and documentation to prove someone else should be liable for the accident
- Determining the value of your case by reviewing your economic and noneconomic losses
- Consulting experts such as medical providers and accident reconstruction specialists to strengthen your case against the at-fault party
- Filing a lawsuit if necessary and representing you during legal proceedings.
Contact Our Tampa Personal Injury Attorneys Today
You need someone to protect your rights during your personal injury case. Working with an experienced Tampa personal injury attorney can improve your chance of a favorable result.
At Florida Law Advisers, P.A., we can level the playing field by going up against the insurance company on your behalf. With us by your side, those who don’t have your best interests in mind can’t use intimidation or scare tactics to force you into accepting an insignificant settlement offer or denied claim.
When you hire us, we will work hard to hold the negligent party liable and aggressively seek the maximum compensation you deserve. Call us today for a free consultation if you sustained injuries in an accident due to someone else’s negligence.