5 Reasons You Want a PI Attorney on Your Side

ELI5: Negligence

If you’ve been injured and need to file a personal injury claim, you may be wondering if it’s worth it to retain a personal injury attorney to represent you with your claim. Knowing what your personal injury attorney will do for you can help make that decision easier. Here are five things you can expect from your personal injury attorney:

Investigate

5 Reasons You Want a PI Attorney on Your Side

Your personal injury attorney will gather evidence to help your claim. The “evidence” is anything that will help prove your claim for compensation. If you’ve been injured in a car accident, your attorney may reach out to your doctor for medical records. She’ll want to get a copy of the police report that was filed, pictures of vehicle damage, or accident location. Depending on your situation, your attorney may enlist the expertise of someone familiar with your injury. Your attorney will use the evidence to build a stronger claim and help you win a better settlement.

Write a Demand

After gathering evidence, your attorney will write a letter to the insurance company of the person responsible for your injuries. This letter will include a demand for compensation using the evidence gathered and compiled by your attorney. She’ll make the case that you’re entitled to a certain amount of compensation because of the damages and injuries you’ve experienced.

Advise

5 Reasons You Want a PI Attorney on Your Side

You were probably thrown into the world of personal injury law with little or no idea of what to expect, but your attorney isn’t just there to make your case. She also has the experience and training to answer your questions and give you peace of mind while you wade through the challenges of a personal injury claim. She’ll advise you of how much you can expect from your case, and what a fair settlement would be.

Negotiate for Settlement

Your attorney may go back and forth with the insurance company as they negotiate for the settlement you’re entitled to. Your attorney will let you know how much you can expect, and advise you when to agree to a settlement. Once the settlement is finalized, your attorney will take care of satisfying the medical bills and other payments that you’ve collected because of your injury.

Litigate

5 Reasons You Want a PI Attorney on Your Side

In the rare scenario that your personal injury claim goes to court, you’ll want your attorney there at your side. The idea of a trial might be sound scary, especially after an injury that’s caused so much pain already, but your attorney will bring previous experience and knowledge to fight for you.

Understanding what to expect when it comes to working with an attorney in the personal injury process can help you decide if your situation warrants it. If you feel you need help making your personal injury claim, Jill Coil and Moxie Law Group have the experience and expertise to get the best settlement possible. Getting the help you need early on will let you stop worrying about the legal issues and give you time to heal. For more information, call Moxie Law Group, an experienced personal injury firm in Utah, at 801-599-0691.

Man drinking a beer - DUI lawyer Utah

Friends Don’t Let Friends Drive Drunk

by | Mar 7, 2023 | Educational,Safety,Texas Law,Utah Law | 0 Comments

If you’re celebrating St. Patrick’s Day with a pint of Guinness, or some other alcoholic beverage, it’s important that you’ve got plans for a safe ride home before you...

How Underinsured Motorists and Uninsured Motorists Insurance Works

How Underinsured Motorists and Uninsured Motorist’s Insurance Works

by | Mar 2, 2023 | Educational,Safety,Texas Law,Utah Law | 0 Comments

If you don’t have underinsured motorist and uninsured motorist coverage, it may be time to think about updating your policy. How Insurance Works Periodically, you’ll...

How to Make Sure Your Teen Drivers are Safe

How to Make Sure Your Teen Drivers are Safe

by | Feb 28, 2023 | blog,Safety,Texas Law,Utah Law | 0 Comments

Teenage driver safety is an important part of preventing car crashes. A child's sixteenth birthday is the stuff of nightmares for most parents. While it marks the end...

Can You Get Compensation for a Hit and Run?

Can You Get Compensation for a Hit and Run?

by | Feb 23, 2023 | Texas Law,Utah Law | 0 Comments

Yes! You can. Even if the person at-fault for the collision has left the scene, you can still get some compensation through a benefit you’ve already paid for with your...

Protecting Pedestrians

Protecting Pedestrians

by | Feb 21, 2023 | blog,Catastrophic Injuries,Educational,Premises Liability,Safety,Texas Law,Utah Law | 0 Comments

Help keep your community safe by taking steps to prevent pedestrian fatalities. Pedestrian Safety Is Important In Utah during 2022, there were 53 pedestrian fatalities,...

Can Jaywalking Pedestrians Sue

Can Jaywalking Pedestrians Sue? Is jaywalking illegal in Utah?

by | Feb 16, 2023 | Educational,Safety,Texas Law,Utah Law | 0 Comments

An answer from a Utah pedestrian accident Lawyer We've all been there: driving down the road when suddenly, seemingly out of nowhere, a pedestrian walks out right in...

Is M3GAN Hollywood's Latest and Greatest Lawsuit

Is M3GAN Hollywood’s Latest and Greatest Lawsuit

by | Feb 2, 2023 | blog,Educational,Safety,Texas Law,Utah Law | 0 Comments

Is M3GAN Hollywood's Latest and Greatest Lawsuit? M3GAN is a 2023 horror film about a doll named M3GAN (pronounced the same way you’d pronounce Megan). From the...

Safety Tips for Women Who Live Alone

Safety Tips for Women Who Live Alone

by | Jan 31, 2023 | blog,Educational,Texas Law,Utah Law | 0 Comments

Millions of American homes are expected to be burglarized this year, yet 75% of homes don’t have a security system. Even more concerning, statistics reveal that 27% of...

What If I Can't Afford a Lawyer

What happens if I can’t afford a lawyer 

by | Jan 26, 2023 | Educational | 0 Comments

Not every accident needs a personal injury attorney. For example, if you weren’t injured, you don’t need an attorney. However, if you were injured- you definitely do....