After your car accident, The Hoffmann Law Firm, L.L.C., works hard to help you recover the maximum compensation for lost wages, property damage, pain and suffering, disability and reduced quality of life.
Before accepting a structured settlement it is extremely important to understand all aspects of your case. In a personal injury case, such as a car accident or some other scenario where you might get injured because of another party’s actions, you should generally be compensated for all the medical costs you gather as a result …
If you’ve been in a car accident, you may notice that some injuries take longer to heal than others. Healing takes time. You can’t expect to bounce back a few days after a bone fracture. You need to let your body recover and nurture it before you can return to your usual activities. If you’ve …
Some damages are obvious, such as medical bills or financial losses. However, there are other damages that are more nuanced and difficult to estimate. Car accidents are not only terrifying but also extremely stressful. After the initial trauma, you may have to deal with medical visits, negotiations with the at-fault party’s insurance company, and all …
If you feel like you’re being watched after a St. Louis car accident, it may not just be in your head. A lot of insurance companies work with investigators to follow the claimants for car injury compensation. They hope to find anything that could possibly allow them to dismiss the claim or at least offer …
If you are involved in a car accident, there is a high chance you will be contacted by an insurance adjuster – either from your company or that of the driver that hit you. The safest way to proceed here is to never actually talk to an insurance adjuster alone. Not on the phone, in …
Even if you are self-employed, you still deserve to be compensated for your injuries and lost wages. When it comes to car accident cases, the settlement you receive likely needs to cover not just the cost of your medical treatment, but also any lost wages you have. The same principle applies even if you are …