Truck Accident Attorney in Tallahassee

Not really. However, while you have a right to represent yourself, you should weigh the pros and cons before opting for self-representation. Keep in mind that the insurance company will be working to minimize their own losses. That’s how these companies make money in the first place. On the other hand, your attorney will always have your best interests at the forefront of the case since they only get paid if you win.

When calculating the damages you may be entitled to, we will look at the severity of injuries sustained (including property damage), the percentage of fault and responsibility of the other party, the strength of the evidence against them, and other losses, both economic and non-economic you or a loved one sustained.

Economic damages are usually quantifiable with receipts. Examples include medical expenses, lost wages, and the costs of repairing damaged property. On the contrary, non-economic damages don’t come with receipts, but they do exist. Some examples include pain and suffering, emotional distress, and the loss of enjoyment of life.

Absolutely. While most truck accident cases settle, some may need to be decided in the courtroom. Fortunately, all of our truck accident attorneys are experienced and skilled litigators and are never afraid to take on big defendants in and out of court.

Not at Morgan and Morgan – there is no upfront cost when you decide to hire us to represent you. Rather, the fee is free unless you win.

Now that you know a thing or two about your rights as a truck accident victim, please complete our free case evaluation form today to get started. One of our truck accident specialists will review your case and contact you to discuss how best to proceed.