Personal Injury Claims
If you've been injured due to someone else's negligence, you may be entitled to financial compensation.
Get a free, no-obligation consultation with a top injury lawyer servicing your area today. It's up to you if you'd like to proceed.
Why Use Ayuda de Lesiones?
If you were hurt due to someone else's negligence, it's likely you have many questions such as: Who will handle my medical bills? How can I cover my lost income from being unable to work? We can help you answer these questions.
There is no substitute for the advice of competent injury legal counsel and we've been in the business of connecting injury victims with top nationwide attorneys since 1999.
What to expect from our online service:
- Always 100% FREE claim evaluations
- Never an obligation to involve the lawyer you speak to - you decide if you want to proceed.
- Your info is evaluated by the best attorney for your injury type
Frequently Asked Questions
The law limits the amount of time you can file a claim and collect damages for your injury. That law is called the Statute of Limitations. No matter how great your loss, you will not be able to collect if you miss this deadline. Your lawyer will know all the deadlines for your state. Putting a claim together can take time, so it's important to consult with a lawyer near you as soon as possible.
To have a case, you must prove that: 1. Legal duty existed, 2. The defendant(s) failed to exercise that legal duty, 3. The plantiff(s) were injured directly or indirectly because of that breach of duty, and 4. There were damages (money lost) that can be recovered from the defendant.
Liability is when someone is legally responsible to another person because of his or her actions or failure to act. In a personal injury case there may be several parties who have a certain degree of liability or responsibility for the accident.
Negligence is when one party is careless in its duty to someone. For example, if a landlord doesn't repair a broken step and someone slips and falls, then the landlord was negligent. He had a duty to fix the step; he didn't fix it; someone fell and suffered damages because he didn't fix it. Negligence is often part of personal injury cases.
Damages is the legal word for the money an injured party has lost due to an injury. Those damages could be medical bills, prescriptions, time off from work, lengthy recovery time, and also pain and suffering. Most insurance policies only cover certain parts of the cost involved in common injuries like car accidents, slip and falls or workplace illnesses. For example, they may pay the hospital, but not rehabilitation specialists. Personal injury lawyers make it their job to recover damages from all responsible parties and cover more than just medical bills, but also things like pain and suffering, emotional distress and time lost from work.