Category: Personal Injury FAQ’s

The term “full coverage” refers to the type of insurance that might be requested by a company that has chosen to deal with rentals, purchases or leases. (more…)

For someone that is searching for a personal injury lawyer in Hamilton, information on each lawyer’s fee scale should not become that same potential client’s greatest concern. There are some other factors that ought to be taken into consideration, before any effort is made to study lawyers’ fee scales. (more…)

Personal injury lawyers provide any potential client with the chance to have a free consultation. Following such a meeting, the potential client might decide against hiring the consulted lawyer. By the same token, a consulted Personal Injury Lawyer in Hamilton might refuse to represent someone that has sustained a personal injury, if the case does not hold merit. (more…)

Your lawyer will tell you that you must have and submit as much admissible evidence as possible in order to have a shot at getting the settlement you want either from the insurance (defendant’s) company or the courts. You also have to provide evidence that states how the crash occurred and how it affected you. If you have good evidence, you’ll probably get a good settlement. This may not be the case if you don’t. (more…)

After someone has filed a claim with an insurance company, the adjuster contacts that same claimant. Eventually, those two parties’ initiate negotiations. If the negotiations end quickly, the claimant receives some money, but that amount of money might not serve as evidence of a fair settlement. (more…)