Construction Accident Attorney in Daytona Beach
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Daytona Beach, FL 32118
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Construction Accident Attorney in Daytona Beach
The typical aftermath of a construction accident is characterized by physical injuries, emotional stress, and financial burdens. When facing such a challenging time, seeking legal assistance from a construction accident attorney can make a huge difference in your case. Remember, construction companies are often represented by powerful insurance companies. That could only mean one thing; you need a more powerful legal team to fight for your rights. In other words, you need Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury firm. With over $25 billion already recovered for the injured across the nation and many more cases pending in and out of court, nothing beats our dedication to fighting for the rights of the people. Tell us about your case today. We might be able to assign an experienced construction accident attorney in Daytona Beach to fight for you.
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How Is Liability Proven in a Construction Accident?
When proving liability in a construction accident, it usually boils down to the elements of a personal injury claim. These include proving that the other party owed you a duty of care, they breached that duty, you suffered injuries as a result of the breach of duty, and finally, you incurred damages as a result of the injuries sustained. If your case meets these four elements, you could be entitled to compensation.
How Does Hiring an Attorney Impact My Case?
An experienced attorney brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to the negotiating table. That's because they understand the laws surrounding construction accident cases in Daytona Beach. For this reason, you can count on them to protect your rights throughout the legal process.
To achieve this, they'll evaluate your case to determine if it is valid in the first place, gather crucial evidence, identify the liable parties, assess your damages, and then file a claim or lawsuit on your behalf. The attorney will also represent your best interests during the settlement negotiations (assuming the other party agrees to cooperate).
How Much Does It Cost to Hire a Construction Accident Attorney To Handle My Case?
While we can't speak for other injury firms in Daytona Beach, our attorneys work on a contingency fee basis. This is just the legalese way of saying we don't get paid unless we win. In other words, there are no upfront fees involved.
Can I File a Claim Without a Lawyer?
Technically, you can, but it's not advisable. Construction accident cases are usually very complicated. Without an attorney, insurance companies may lowball you, deny your claim, or trick you into waiving your right to sue.
Let's Discuss Your Construction Accident Case
Because we are the nation's largest injury firm, you can count on us to help you build a solid case against the negligent party. Whether you slipped and fell at the construction site or developed a work-related illness, we have the right attorney to handle your case. Our solid track record of securing favorable outcomes, coupled with over three decades of experience and our reputation for not settling for less, should give you the peace of mind you need when you hire us to represent you or a loved one.
Contact us today to learn more about how we might be able to help you or a loved one.