AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS

People often think that injuries from automobiles or other types of vehicles only happen to the other person. Insurance companies want you to think that you have to be “dead” to be allowed to bring a valid claim. Sometimes this is the case. There were a shocking 42,643 highway fatalities nationwide last year alone.

However, if you or a family member is injured, you may have the right to bring a claim for less than deadly results or other non-permanent injuries such as brain injury or paralysis. Often, crashes cause not only physical injuries, but also the loss of income or a decreased income of future earning potential. Even short periods of work loss following a serious injury can be financially devastating.

Whether you are the driver, passenger, or a pedestrian, our firm will work with you to make sure that your medical bills are paid, there is recovery for fair compensation for your injuries, and consideration is given for any future loss of income/earning capacity or the need for future medical care.

It is important to consult with an attorney soon after a collision to obtain sound advice regarding your legal rights. The design or maintenance of the vehicles involved may have been a factor in causing the injuries.

At Ginsburg & Associates, we have the experience to bring in the right experts to evaluate the situation. The litigation of your motor vehicle case may be further complicated when the vehicle that struck you either does not have enough insurance or has no insurance at all. We can deal with these and other issues at the outset to make the best recovery possible under the circumstances.

If you feel that you or a loved one has suffered a loss as a result of a motor vehicle accident, contact Ginsburg & Associates. We stand ready to investigate and pursue all available civil damage remedies.