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Indianapolis Personal Injury Attorney

Our personal injury attorneys represent clients in "negligence" cases, where it is alleged that another’s conduct imposed an unreasonable risk to another which resulted in “personal injury” or "wrongful death" to that person. These cases can involve dog bites, slip and fall, car and truck accidents along with accidents that happen at or during work.

If you or a loved one has suffered from a personal injury, contact one of our personal injury attorney now!

Our Indianapolis Personal Injury Attorneys are efficient negotiators and work to handle your personal injury accident cases as amicably as possible. However, in those cases where reaching a just settlement is not a possibility; we will file a lawsuit and aggressively intervene on your behalf. We have the skill and ability to obtain compensation for you if you have suffered because of another.

Our law firm has helped our personal injury clients get back the financial loss they have lost because of their injury. With that experience, we can help you too! Contact us for more information if you have been involved in a personal injury accident.

Tips on how to choose a personal injury attorney.

1. Because we believe and understand that experience is so important, choosing a firm with that experience is paramount to your case. Just like every other occupation, the personal injury practice has its own vocabulary, its own customs and practices, and its own rules. So ask the right questions. How many cases have they handled, and of what variety? What percentage of their practice is devoted to injury cases? The answers will tell you quickly whether they pass the experience test.

2. In-house and outside resources make the case. Our firm has immediate access to healthcare professionals who assist in collecting, organizing and evaluating medical information.

3. What is the courtroom experience factor? There should be attorneys in place who can do more than take depositions and read hospital charts. You still need to be represented by attorneys who know their way around a courtroom.

4. Attorneys’ fees. It’s a contingent fee world today, and the old traditional 1/3 fee is still pretty much the rule. Although it is now common for the arrangement to go up to 40% if suit and/or trial is required and to 50% in the event of an appeal. Trials are rare, and appeals are even more so, but those provisions are common in contingent fee contracts. All contingent fee agreements are required by law to be in writing.