Liability Personal Injury: Free Advice

Questioner

do you have to hold someone liable before you can start working on personal injury... and how do you hold someone liable... do you do it yourself or does someone else do it on your behalf..

Lawyer

It is wise to first hold the other party liable. You can do this yourself, but in some cases it is better to engage a personal injury specialist who is aware of the regulations and the claims handling. In most cases this is free and it will not cost you anything if liability is acknowledged. Please contact me immediately and free of charge for consultation.

Lawyer

If there is a traffic accident, industrial accident or medical error for which someone else is liable, then the party in question must indeed first be held liable. Then a position regarding liability must be taken. If liability is acknowledged, the personal injury damages can be recovered from the liable party. A personal injury lawyer from our office can of course assist you (completely free of charge) in such a matter and can initiate the liability claim for you. If you have any questions, you can of course contact me.

Lawyer

The settlement of personal injury consists of two parts. You start by holding the person who caused the damage liable. This is done in writing and can be very simple, but also very complicated, depending on what happened. If liability is established, you are entitled to compensation for your damage, which must then be determined. It is certainly wise to have an expert assist you in this process. You can contact me without any obligation to discuss the possibilities in your specific situation. I am a lawyer specialized in personal injury and I am happy to help you.