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If you suffered serious injuries due to the negligence of another party, you may be entitled to compensation. A Bellevue personal injury lawyer from Berger and Green can help you pursue the cost of your medical bills, lost income, and psychological distress through an insurance settlement or lawsuit.
Our goal is to help you recover the cost of your accident-related expenses in a way that suits the details of your situation. Yet, you only have a limited time to act. Under 42 Pa. C.S.A. § 5524, you generally have two years from the date of your accident to take your case to court. If you do not act within this deadline, your case could be time-barred.
If you are experiencing substantial medical bills, missed time from work, and pain and suffering, we encourage you to reach out to our team today. To begin a free case review, call Berger and Green today.
At Berger and Green, we can help you no matter how you were injured.
Some of our practice areas include:
These are just some of the personal injury cases our team manages. We encourage you to reach out to the Berger and Green team today.
Personal injury cases are based on the at-fault party’s negligence, carelessness, or recklessness in causing your injuries. To bolster and support your insurance claim or lawsuit, our team starts working on your case by proving the four legally required elements of negligence.
Proving negligence involves collecting evidence. Once compelling evidence is submitted to the at-fault party and their insurers, your case is more likely to be resolved with a settlement than with a trial. We work hard to compile and organize your evidence and meet the legal parameters of personal injury negligence.
The four elements of negligence include:
The evidence we collect will show that the at-fault party owed you a reasonable duty of care. This can include a dog owner’s duty to leash their animal, a property owner’s duty to maintain a safe structure, a medical professional’s duty to provide care that meets an acceptable standard, or a vehicle driver’s duty to obey traffic signs and signals.
The evidence we collect will prove the at-fault party did not live up to their responsibility to you. Examples include a pet owner who leaves his animal unleashed or unattended, a retailer who fails to clean a spill or dangerous debris in a timely fashion, or a driver who was under the influence or distracted while driving.
The evidence we collect will show that the at-fault party’s action, inaction, or behavior directly caused your accident and injuries. For example, the property owner who did not remove dangerous snow and ice or who failed to provide adequate security to prevent your accident.
The evidence we collect will prove the financial impact and aftermath of your injuries. Examples of evidence that supports the value of your recoverable damages include records, receipts, estimates, employment records, and other evidence that establishes the current, future, and ongoing costs of the accident.
Your legal team will need to use the evidence in your case to determine who can be held responsible for your losses. The evidence we will need will depend on how your injury occurred. For example, if you got hurt in a car accident, your lawyer can likely use the police report to gain insight into the collision. You may already have forms of evidence in your case that could be used later on to benefit your claim.
These pieces of information could include:
After your lawyer has learned more about how you were injured, they can determine what losses you may recover through a civil action. They can also calculate the cost of your various damages by using any invoices, bills, and receipts that relate to the accident.
Some compensable losses in your case could include:
The success of your case depends on the details of your accident and the severity of your injuries. If you experienced serious injuries due to the negligence of another party, consider working with a Bellevue personal injury lawyer. Call Berger and Green now for a free case evaluation.
Your lawyer will undertake legal obligations that meet the needs of your case. To help you recover compensation for your injuries, your lawyer can:
Speak with a member of our team to learn more about how we can help.
Personal injury cases are just that — personal. When we represent you, we bring a personal touch to your case. When previous clients talk about our commitment to their cases, they say the following:
Your personal injury case is a priority for every member of our team. Read more about working with our client care team and watch testimonial videos on our client reviews page.
Hiring a personal injury law firm costs you nothing upfront. We do not accept a retainer, and we advance all costs associated with your case. You only owe us attorney’s fees if we recover compensation for you. If you do not recover compensation, you do not pay us attorney’s fees. There is no risk when you enlist the help of the Berger and Green team.
At Berger and Green, we realize that your injuries require your full focus and attention. We want to help you get back on your feet during this challenging time.
No matter how your injuries occurred, we want to get started helping you today. We believe that after suffering injuries because of another party’s negligence, you should not be financially responsible for any related expenses.
The sooner you reach out to us, the sooner we can get started building a robust case on your behalf. Berger and Green is here to help accident survivors like you. We offer a no-risk, no-obligation, free case review. To get started, call us.