FAQ: How can I determine if I have the basis for a personal injury claim for my accident?

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After you have been injured in an accident, it is not uncommon to question whether or not you have the basis for a personal injury claim. For the most part, when someone else’s negligence has caused an accident that resulted in your injuries, you may have a valid claim. Every accident case is unique with its own set of circumstances and must be evaluated individually.

Factors that play a role in whether you have the legal right to hold someone else accountable for your injuries include the extent of your injuries, whether you share any responsibility for the accident, and other factors. Our personal injury lawyers offer a free consultation to discuss the merits of your case, the reasonable level of compensation you can expect to receive, and your available options.

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