Q: What's the first thing I should do if I am injured?
Q: Do I have a winnable Personal Injury case?
Q: How long do I have to file a lawsuit?
Q: What should I bring when I meet my lawyer?
Q: What award may I receive from my Personal Injury lawsuit?
Q: What is "negligence?"
Q: Is there any other possibility for Personal Injury liability if negligence can not be proven?
Q: How will the person who caused my injury be punished?
Q: What if death occurs before the Personal Injury lawsuit is completed?

Q: Do I have a winnable Personal Injury case?

A: Frankly, the best one to answer this question is a Personal Injury attorney. If you have suffered injuries due to another person’s actions or failure to act (such as not cleaning up a spill or not restraining an animal) you may have a Personal Injury case. If someone has attacked your reputation (verbally or in writing), and/or caused emotional distress, you may have a Personal Injury case. You must be able to prove your case, and a Personal Injury Attorney may be able to help you determine if your case is worth pursuing.

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