What is the Timeline for Filing a Personal Injury Case?
After an accident, a person has 14 days to file a claim against the insurance company of the liable party. If medical and legal assistance are not sought within the 14-day eligibility period, a person will be unable to file a claim against the opposing insurance company.
Almost all types of legal action have time limits that determine if a lawsuit can be filed. These time limits are most commonly known as the statutes of limitations. The statute of limitations varies depending on the type of case, but it is important to know when the statute of limitations expires for any claims that you may want to pursue.
Recent Verdicts & Settlements
$600,000 – Rental Car Accident
Tourist in a rental car, Oscar Ciriaco, was the victim of a hit-and-run accident that caused serious injuries.
$265,000 – Rideshare Accident
Pregnant woman, Maria Cevallos, was involved in an accident while she was a passenger in a rideshare service.
$600,000 – Truck Accident
Father of two boys as well as twins, Elias Herández, suffered a truck accident on the way to work.
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$121,000 – Commericial Trucking Accident
Christian music singer, Jasmin Vidal, was involved in a commercial truck accident.