Laredo Car Accident FAQs
Helpful Answers to Your Questions
It can be difficult knowing what to do to protect your rights after a car accident in Laredo. It's likely you have more questions than answers.
As a service to you, we are providing frequently asked questions about what we as an attorney can do to help car accident victims in Texas. Contact John R. Solis, Attorney at Law today to discuss your legal options with an aggressive, experienced car accident attorney in Laredo. Call 866-465-9093 and schedule a free case evaluation. A delay may affect your rights. We serve both English and Spanish speaking clients in Laredo and throughout Texas.
- Do I need to hire a lawyer after a Laredo car crash?
- Can a lawyer help me fill out paperwork after an accident?
- Can a lawyer negotiate with insurance companies?
- What's my Laredo car accident case worth?
Do I need to hire a lawyer after a Laredo car crash?
You don't have to hire an attorney, but car accident claims in Laredo can become complicated quickly. An experienced legal advocate who is familiar with the state laws and understands how to negotiate with insurance companies can help you maximize your compensation. Hiring an attorney is especially important if the accident caused injuries, resulted in a wrongful death or significant property damage. Without a lawyer on your side, you may find insurance companies are trying to push you into accepting less money than you deserve. Adjusters, statisticians and other insurance company representatives deal with accident claims all day. You're not just another number to us. John R. Solis, Attorney at Law offers clients a free case evaluation. From there, you can decide if we're the right firm for you.
Can a lawyer help me fill out paperwork after an accident?
Our experienced legal staff can help you fill out paperwork after a Laredo car accident. Insurance company adjusters often use confusing or deceptive language and require large amounts of paperwork to be filed on tight deadlines. We can help. John R. Solis, Attorney at Law knows what insurance companies are looking for after your accident. We'll make sure you provide the most detailed and accurate information possible - while not falling for the tricks insurance companies play to keep your compensation to a minimum.
Can a lawyer negotiate with insurance companies?
Yes. Dealing with an insurance company on your own can be difficult. A claims adjuster may try to pressure or bully you into accepting an unreasonably low settlement that doesn't cover the long-term cost of your injuries. Just because they make an offer doesn't mean you have to accept it. We are familiar with the best ways to negotiate with these companies. With the help of experts, we know how to gather evidence and extract more money on your behalf than you might be able to collect on your own. We understand your future may depend on it.
What's my Laredo car accident case worth?
The amount of compensation you may obtain for your car accident claim will depend on several factors. We will have to evaluate your claim from top to bottom to determine what types of damages you may be entitled to receive. We will work tirelessly to uncover how your crash occurred, why it occurred and who was at fault in your accident. Each case - and each client - is different. That's why we work with our clients one-on-one. We understand how important it is to give each case personalized attention. We work to build the most solid and successful strategy possible - and our track record of success proves it. Contact us today.
Contact John R. Solis, Attorney at Law
Accidents in Texas can have serious consequences that may last a lifetime. You may find yourself facing a flurry of medical bills. You may need to take time off from work to deal with your recovery. The decisions you make following your accident may affect your life for years to come.
For a free consultation, contact John R. Solis, Attorney at Law. Call 866-465-9093 today. We work aggressively to get clients the results they need and deserve. Talk to us today. You pay nothing in fees unless you win.