We have compiled answers to our most frequently asked questions here. If, however, you don't see what you're looking for, all of our FAQs can be sorted by your type of injury in the dropdown below.
You need to first discover if you've reached MMI (Maximum Medical Improvement) as part of your compensation. It is important to also understand if the offer is enough to cover future medical expenses based on the severity of your injuries. Pain and suffering should also be considered when it comes to accepting an offer for compensation.
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Every shoulder injury case has unique elements that affect its value. Things you need to consider are treatment requirements, your recovery timeline, whether you are able to return to work or have missed or will miss more days from your job as well quality of life changes and whether you have had a prexisting shoulder condition.
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The statute of limitations is the legal time limit you have to file a personal injury lawsuit. In Washington, most personal injury claims are subject to a three-year statute of limitations, but some exceptions exist that can shorten or extend this window.
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If you've been injured by a semi-truck or delivery truck it's important to understand these types of cases can be much more severe than an average car accident. The reasons include trucks are much larger and can weigh up to 80,000 pounds. This makes it much more difficult for a truck to stop, maneuver or turn quickly. Additionally, truck drivers are required to strict regulations to ensure the driver isn't exhausted, but all too often trucking companies try to circumvent these safety rules in order to increase profit.
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In order to prove you were injured in car accident it's extremely important to have detailed medical records of your injuries, a completed police report, any witness statements, as well as photographic, or, better yet, video evidence of the accident.
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Don't let the insurance company minimize your shoulder injury or pressure you into accepting a quick settlement. Contact us online or call (206) 312-2355 to request a free consultation to discuss your shoulder injury case and learn how we can assist you. We help Washington state residents with all types of personal injury claims and look forward to helping you!
