These types of cases can involve voluminous evidence that requires analysis by experts with a technical understanding of engineering, physics, medicine, or other specialties. Additionally, commercial truck operations are governed by overlapping state and federal laws that can be confusing to a layperson.
More often than not, the insurance firm that covers the commercial trucking operation that is likely at fault will want to offer you a settlement as soon as possible following a trucking accident. Many victims of accidents involving commercial tractor-trailers may be tempted to settle their claims early to avoid the complications of a lawsuit. However, that may result in obtaining less compensation than is fair or appropriate.
The first set of questions to ask a truck accident attorney should be related to their legal background and experience dealing with cases like yours.
Once your potential lawyer has provided satisfactory answers to questions about their experience, it’s time to get into the details of your case to understand what to expect. First, uncovering whether or not the truck accident injury case is justifiable to pursue and what the process will look like if it is.
When you’ve already shouldered considerable expenses resulting from your truck accident, a pressing question is what legal fees you can expect to pay. Ideally, your truck accident case will be handled on a contingency fee basis, as Batrice Law Firm does. This means you won’t pay any legal fees unless you win the case.
Having a list of prepared questions will aid you in getting to know your prospective lawyer and provide a sense of what the relationship will be like throughout the process. It’s a good idea to take notes or even ask if you can record the conversation for easy reference.
Batrice Law Firm provides the utmost attention for every client we serve. When you call for your free initial consultation about your truck accident case, you’ll get to speak directly with an attorney from the very beginning and get all of your questions answered.