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Auto Injury Claim Guide


How do I know if I have a case?

If you can prove these four things, then you may have a case.

That a legal duty existed.

The other party failed to exercise a legal duty.

You were injured directly or indirectly because of a breach of duty.

There was money lost that can be recovered from the other party.

* Please consult a lawyer before proceeding with any legal actions.


Quick Reference Guide

What is Liability?

Liability is when someone is legally responsible to another person because of his or her actions or failure to act. In a personal injury case there may be several parties who have a certain degree of liability or responsibility for the auto accident.

What is Negligence?

Negligence is when one party is careless in its duty to someone. For example, if a landlord doesn't repair a broken step and someone slips and falls, then the landlord was negligent. He had a duty to fix the step; he didn't fix it; someone fell and suffered damages because he didn't fix it. Negligence is often part of personal injury cases.

What are Considered Damages?

Damages is the legal word for the money an injured party has lost due to an injury. Those damages could be medical bills, prescriptions, time off from work, lengthy recovery time, and also pain and suffering. Most insurance policies only cover certain parts of the cost involved in common injuries like car accidents, slip and falls or workplace illnesses.

What is a Statute of Limitations?

The law limits the amount of time you can file a claim and collect damages for your auto accident. That law is called the Statute of Limitations. No matter how great your loss, you will not be able to collect if you miss this deadline. Your lawyer will know all the deadlines for your state. Putting a claim together can take time, so it's important to consult with a lawyer near you as soon as possible.


Some accidents and injuries our Lawyers can help with:


Accident Types

  • Sideswipe Collisions
  • T-Bone Collisions
  • Head-On Collisions
  • Multi-Vehicle Pile-ups
  • Vehicle Rollover

Vehicle Types

  • Car Accidents
  • Truck Accidents
  • Motorcycle Accidents
  • Bus Accidents

Nonfatal Injuries

  • Whiplash Injuries
  • Back and Neck Injuries
  • Herniated Discs
  • Broken Bones
  • Head Trauma and Concussions

Serious Injuries

  • Coma
  • Spinal Cord Injuries
  • Traumatic Brain Injuries
  • Fatality

About First Injury Help

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Your injury is a priority and should be treated with great care and compassion. Our network of lawyers are skilled in winning the most money for injury victims. We understand that you need compensation to get your life back on track.

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