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(314) 500-HURTYou may be entitled to compensation if you’ve sustained an injury due to someone else’s fault. Even so, you need to file an insurance claim with the at-fault party insurer. That said, a professional can help you navigate any legal hurdle in the claim process.
Although opting for legal aid is a positive step, many personal injury victims lack experience in hiring an attorney. Like all kinds of jobs, employing a highly skilled and knowledgeable St. Louis injury attorney can enhance your chances of success by asking some key questions.
Considering many law firms are available in Missouri, having several questions in mind can help you choose a suitable attorney.
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In Missouri, most personal injury attorneys work on a contingency basis. The attorney will only charge something if they win the case. A contingency-based fee is also a commission, a percentage of the settlement amount.
Personal injury lawyers charge a contingency fee of 20-40% or so, depending on the recovery amount, the strength of your case, and other factors.
A contingency fee has multiple benefits to clients, including:
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While all personal injury cases involve worsened health, some differ in circumstances and evidence required to prove fault. An attorney with relevant experience knows how to approach varying claims for the best outcome.
More importantly, they can evaluate the extent of your injury to demand a fair settlement amount to cater for your losses.
Working with an attorney who successfully obtained compensation is a bonus point in your pursuit to protect your rights. Look for a lawyer who’s handled numerous cases and won a substantial settlement amount.
Despite numerous years of experience, lawyers may not predict the settlement amount of a personal injury lawsuit or insurance claim. Even so, they can give you an estimate based on past personal injury cases.
The estimate depends on several factors, including:
An attorney may give you a vague answer because most insurers play hardball. Some insurers table insufficient offers in the hope that the injured party will accept them without question.
As such, hiring an attorney who can defend you against the insurer and negotiate a fair settlement amount is advisable.
If you’ve sustained a severe injury, you may need a substantial settlement to cope with hefty medical expenses and reduced productivity. An attorney can compile evidence and negotiate a fair settlement amount to cover your losses.
Consider hiring an experienced lawyer from Burger Law Trial Injury Attorneys with a track record of obtaining millions of settlement amounts.
Contact us online or at (314) 907-2152 for a free consultation.
Founder | Injury AttorneyGary Burger
Gary Burger has dedicated his career to standing up against bullies. The founder and principal attorney of Burger Law | St. Louis Personal Injury Lawyer has helped hundreds of Missouri and Illinois individuals and families recover th …
Years of experience: 30 years
Location: St. Louis, MO
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