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- About Us
- Areas We Serve
- Practice Areas
- Resources
- Contact Us
Our firm negotiates settlements for ankle and foot injuries by:
This is a big-picture view of how we will complete your case. We handle all the details and day-to-day duties of your case as well.
When you hire us, you hand your case over to us. You can rest while we handle the following responsibilities.
Before we can negotiate your settlement, we determine how much compensation you deserve based on:
We factor the following damages into your settlement calculation:
We carefully analyze your settlement, then seek fair awards for ankle and foot injuries suffered in your car accident. Your settlement may be your only chance to recover the awards that you deserve. We aim to cover every single one of your losses.
We file your case as promptly as possible. We know that legal deadlines (such as Pa. C.S.A. § 5524) can affect the eligibility of your case. For this reason, we do not delay in creating and filing your lawsuit or claim.
Waiting to file your case could allow the statute of limitations to expire. This could prevent you from seeking the compensation you deserve.
We defend you from:
As your lawyers, protecting you from harm is a foremost concern.
You should judge our performance by this standard: did we secure compensation for you?
We may obtain compensation by:
We generally try to settle. As the American Bar Association (ABA) explains, this is the standard outcome for civil cases. However, we will complete your trial if circumstances call for it.
We identify all parties who owe you compensation. In car accident cases, liable parties can include:
We make no assumptions about your case. We review the facts of your accident to determine liability. We seek compensation from anyone who is liable.
We determine liability based on negligence. Someone is generally negligent if:
A driver may generally be guilty of negligence. Their actions may have exposed you to a serious risk of injury.
We may establish liability through other legal standards. For example, a person can be liable for someone else’s negligent acts. This applies even if they did not personally act in a negligent manner. This is the principle of vicarious liability.
We will explore any legal standards that entitle you to compensation.
We seek all evidence that proves another party’s liability for your losses. Evidence that may prove liability includes:
We will use any resource that supports your case for awards.
There is no standard cost for hiring our firm. We will receive a percentage of any settlement or judgment that we win for you. This means that our fee can vary from one case to the next.
Because of this contingency-fee arrangement, you:
We do not want your financial status to bar you from receiving legal help. We accept cases based on their merit, and contingency fees allow us to do so.
We offer 24/7 consultations so that you can receive help when you need it. You can call for a free consultation now.
Call Berger and Green today at (412) 661-1400 for your free consultation. Do not wait, as doing so could put your case at risk.