At The Hoffmann Law Firm, L.L.C., we are here to protect your right to compensation after a car accident.
Compensatory damages are generally intended to reimburse a victim for losses incurred. In contrast, punitive damages are typically designed to punish a negligent party. Have you been injured in a car accident? If so, what type of damages are you planning to pursue? When it comes to damages, there are generally two main types: compensatory …
If you have received a lein from the insurance company or medical provider for the bills from your car accident, contact The Hoffmann Law Firm, L.L.C. today! If you were involved in a car accident and received a settlement, you’ll likely need to use some of those funds to pay your medical bills. After an …
Even a so-called “minor” car accident can result in major injuries. Here are a few common injuries and what you can do to protect your rights after an accident. When we think about car accidents, the first thing that comes to mind is usually a small fender-bender with little or no damage. However, even what …
Let’s consider a few of the main factors that generally determine the compensation you receive and how to get what you are entitled to after a St. Louis car accident. When it comes to St. Louis car accident claims, there is no one-size-fits-all answer. Every case is unique, and the amount of money you receive …
If you have been in a car accident caused by a negligent driver, you may come across the term: Interrogatory. Let’s consider what this term means and what questions you may expect after a St. Louis car accident. What Exactly Are Interrogatories? Generally, there are four stages in a car accident lawsuit: discovery, mediation, trial, …
Car accidents can leave victims with tragic injuries that may lead to scarring. While most scars will fade away, some may not and could result in psychological trauma. Fortunately, if you’ve suffered scars or disfigurement in an accident that was not your fault, you can generally be compensated for your injuries. However, you may be …