Category: Personal Injury FAQ’s

During your search for a personal injury lawyer, you will most likely have encountered the term “contingency fee” in regards to payment methods. The majority of lawyers will use this form of billing, which is free of upfront costs, and instead ensures payment for the lawyer only if the case is a success. As you hire a lawyer, they will discuss the height of the percentage they will receive from the settlement, assuming the case is successful. Additionally, some lawyers will also put the cost of litigation into their agreement, which the client will be required to pay in addition to their regular contingency-based fee. (more…)

This question applies to those times when an arrangement has provided a financial or funding company with the chance to buy some plaintiff’s structured settlement. The company that has made that purchase then gives a lump sum to the plaintiff. In other words, the plaintiff gets a cash payout. (more…)

Some mothers dread the thought that their children will choose to take part in a particular sport. Some sports are inherently risky. Consequently, someone that gets injured while taking part in a sporting event should not assume that he or she can hold a second party liable for that same injury. (more…)

It is easy to convince others about a medical problem that can be seen, such as a broken bone or a scar. It becomes more of a challenge to seek acknowledgement of a problem that cannot be seen or experienced. Yet that is the challenge facing an accident victim that has been forced to deal with ongoing pain. (more…)

On any such highway, each driver feels as you probably do–eager to reach his or her intended destination. Your own driving must match with that fact. You will achieve a match, if you follow a few simple rules, else there is an accident and then you will need to connect with an Injury Lawyer in Barrie. (more…)