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Have you been involved in an automobile or truck accident? Many times, drivers try to handle these car crash claims on their own, thinking that they can negotiate directly with an insurance company and save on attorney's fees. But insurance companies know the difference between an injured claimant who has good legal representation and one who does not.
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What if an insurance company says that you are partly to blame for the wreck?
What if your injuries cost you monetary damages such as medical bills or lost wages which total more than the insurance policy limits?
What if your insurance company, Medicare, or Medicaid wants to claim a reimbursement from the settlement?
Should you make a claim for the time and wages lost from work?
Did the injuries you sustained cause an undue hardship or burden on your family while you were healing?
Was one of the vehicle operators driving while intoxicated? Should you pursue additional punitive damages against them?
Was the person at fault driving a commercial semi truck when they caused the automobile accident?
Was the person at fault on the job or working for a company at the time of the collision?
Will settlement of the property damage to my car affect any claim for being injured?
Bob Albair is certainly qualified to answer these questions for you. He knows that although many automobile accidents have similar components, each one is unique, and may have difference contributing factors which must be thoughtfully evaluated. As an attorney, Bob has over thirty-three years of experience in negotiating with insurance companies, handling litigation and claims, and trying cases in court. He is excellent at counseling his clients on the pros and cons of accepting or declining a settlement offer.
Why take on this hassle alone? Call our office today. (314) 686-4040