Peter's Got Your Back!

The insurance company starts working on that case from the minute that the accident happens. They’ve hired an investigator. They’ve assigned an adjuster. They might even have contacted defense counsel. I know the games that the insurance companies play. I know the tricks that they’re up to. I’m going to get in there and fight and make sure that you get what you deserve.

We cannot determine how much a case is worth until you are all done receiving treatment and the doctors have provided us with the final reports. However, some of the factors that go into evaluating the value of a case are the amount of medical bills incurred, the amount of any lost wages, the type of treatment you have had, the level of impairment, and if there are any permanent restrictions on your activities. These, along with other factors help us determine the value of your case.

It’s hard to say how long it takes a case to settle. But, you go get the treatment, do the testing, do what we tell you to do, there’s a real good chance the case is going to settle within a reasonably short period of time after you’re finished with your treatment.

Most cases do settle without going to court. But, it’s the threat of taking a case to trial that makes the insurance company do what they’re supposed to do. When you hire me, you’re going to get a law firm working for you that the insurance companies know is willing, and even eager, to fight.

Yes there are time limits for filing a lawsuit. And it’s important that you call me right away. Because, there’s a two-year statute on most of these personal injury cases and what you need to do is get started as soon as possible and have an experienced lawyer keep track of those dates so you don’t end up running out of time.