Car Accidents

Being injured in an automobile accident is a terrible experience. Most people who have been in a traumatic situation like this wish they could go back to a time before their car accident. Unfortunately, life doesn't work like that. At ALHGA Firm, we realize that we cannot give you back your life exactly as it was before your car crash, but we can give you something else.

Our car accident lawyers will work to get you all the compensation available for what you lost-your health, a job, money, time, and maybe even a loved one. We can fight for you and get you justice.

You may say you don't want to be involved in a lawsuit. Maybe you believe that people who pursue car accident claims are motivated by profit or revenge and that is distasteful to you. But an auto accident lawsuit is not about profit or revenge. It's about fairness. Was it fair that you were injured because of someone's carelessness? Of course not. A car accident settlement helps you recover some of what you have lost. Our injury attorneys believe you deserve that, and we will fight to get it for you.

Why Should You Hire an Auto Accident Attorney?

• Studies have shown that when an accident victim retains a competent personal injury attorney, he or she receives a settlement that is on average 3 ½ times the amount a victim receives without legal representation.
• The initial consultation is free and the lawyer receives no money unless you do.
• You get peace of mind. Your injury lawyer will talk to and negotiate aggressively with the insurance company-- so you don't have to.
• Your lawyer can prove who was at fault. If there is going to be a fight over fault, especially if that fight will occur in court, you will need a car accident lawyer's help.
• The more serious your injury, the more the insurance company may resist your claim. You will need a tough lawyer to fight for you and level the playing field.
• The insurance company has a lawyer. You should, too.

What Can Our Car Accident Lawyers Do for You?

• Thoroughly investigate your accident and consult with experts, if necessary, to determine how the accident happened, who is at fault and how to get you the maximum available compensation.
• Determine how much your car accident claim is worth.
• Attend traffic court on your behalf.
• Fight to get you the best possible result.

Collect critical documents such as:

• Police report
• Medical bills and records
• Reports from treating physicians
• Photos/videos of the accident scene, or search for video surveillance from the scene from a local business i.e. a gas station or ATM
• Photos of vehicles and injuries
• Repair estimates for your car
• Eyewitness statements
• Cell phone records and other electronic evidence
• Automaker recalls
• Lost wage forms from employer
• Information from the Black Box
• Make sure your documentation is filed on time and in the proper place.
• Negotiate with the insurance company, when appropriate, so you don't have to go to trial.
• Represent you in court if the insurance company refuses to settle.

The mission of our law firm is to help people who have been injured in car accidents. Moreover, our personal injury attorneys have years of experience handling car accident cases just like yours. We are tough, aggressive trial lawyers who know how to fight for accident victims and their families. While we might not be able to give you your life back exactly the way it was before the accident, we can give you a full measure of justice.

Do You Have a Car Accident Lawsuit?

If you or a loved one has been hurt or killed in a motor vehicle accident because of another driver's carelessness, after dealing with the injury or grief, you will want to know if you can get justice. like it or not, justice in a case like this often comes from the victim filing a lawsuit. A lawsuit is a way to determine who is at fault in a car accident, and how much compensation the victim is due. So how do you know if you should file a car accident lawsuit? There are three requirements for an auto accident claim that can be filed in court:

• Negligence: Was the other driver careless? Did he or she ignore a traffic light, or was he texting, speeding or under the influence? Details like these are important.
• Personal Injury: Did you get injured because of the accident? If you sustained a broken neck or arm because of the car crash, the other driver's negligence would be considered the cause.
• Compensatory Damages: Did the personal injury result in harm to you that can be expressed in dollars and cents terms? Examples of such harm would include medical bills, disfigurement, disability, pain and suffering, loss of companionship, and lost wages, i.e. things for which you can be compensated.

Our experienced motor vehicle accident lawyers can help you determine whether you have a valid car accident claim. Contact us for a free evaluation.