Seriously hurt because of someone else’s negligence? Call (210) 996-2237 for a free consultation with Caquias Law Group, PLLC. Se habla español.
After a serious injury, focus first on medical care and follow your doctors’ treatment plans. Keep every bill, receipt, and record of missed work. Before giving a recorded statement to the other side’s insurance company, consider speaking with a lawyer. What you say early can affect the claim later.
Serious injuries are those with lasting effects on a person’s health, work, or daily life, such as:
Caquias Law Group, PLLC handles serious injury claims arising from:
A serious injury claim may include past and future medical care, lost earnings and lost earning capacity, physical pain, mental anguish, physical impairment, and disfigurement. Two Texas rules shape how some of these are proven:
For injuries that need care for years, a life care planner may be used to estimate future medical needs and costs.
When an injury takes a life, the family may have a wrongful death claim.
If you were seriously hurt in San Antonio, Harlingen, or the Rio Grande Valley, call (210) 996-2237 (San Antonio) or (956) 435-7789 (Harlingen) for a free consultation. No fee unless you win.*
In addition to medical bills, claims may include lost wages, loss of earning capacity, loss of household services, pre- and post-judgment interest, and future care costs. A life care planner may be brought in to project long-term needs.
Often. Some are surprised positively if they had good coverage, and others negatively if they lacked sufficient coverage like UM/UIM. Many realize they should have had stronger policies to protect themselves.
No. Many firms take smaller policy cases too. The key factor is whether there is coverage. Even $30,000/$60,000 cases are handled, although they can be more difficult because medical costs often exceed available coverage.
Everyone injured shares the $60,000 per-accident limit, and no one person can receive more than $30,000. How the money is divided can depend on the injuries and the order claims are resolved. Your own UM/UIM coverage may help cover the shortfall.
Not against the at-fault party. Once you settle, it’s final. Insurance companies often offer small checks quickly to close claims. Accepting them can prevent you from recovering more later.
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