Abronson Law Offices

Statistics show that claimants whom competent attorneys represent receive settlements or verdicts that are two to three times as large as those who try to negotiate with the insurance provider on their own. Furthermore, a person injured in an accident has two years to file a civil lawsuit before the statute of limitations expires and the case is dismissed. Hence, In most cases, the clock on the two-year deadline will begin ticking on the day of the injury. However, there are a few peculiarities to the rule that the two-year limitation starts on the date of the damage. Hence, the delayed discovery rule, for instance, can extend the deadline if you weren’t immediately aware that you were hurt. Or, if the injured person had a mental illness at the time of the accident, which gives them a lack of legal capacity, it is another circumstance that could extend the deadline, as well as if the injured party was under 18 years old. Thus, a personal injury attorney, such as Abronson Law Offices, can tell you whether you have a case for extending the standard deadline via remote consultation. Clearly, the legal system is complex, and there are many aspects to consider, but when you hire Abronson Law Offices, we can help you cite details and validities to guide you with your legal options.

You can rest easy learning that your personal injury case is in the hands of experts. With this in mind, we frequently handle fraud, business disputes, and legal malpractice cases and have extensive backgrounds representing individuals injured in industrial, premises, or auto accidents.

Abronson Law accepts cases on a contingency fee basis and offers remote consultations. Rest assured that you’ll have access to the best legal representation possible without breaking the bank. Call us to know more.