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A case's worth is based on five areas, assuming that the liability issue is straightforward. These areas include: Past medical bills, Future medical bills, Lost wages, Loss of earning capacity, and Pain and suffering. There is no concrete formula for determining a case's value. However, based on our experience with past cases in Connecticut, we may be able to estimate the value of your case once we have gathered all medical records.

It's difficult to determine how long it will take to resolve a personal injury lawsuit. Each case is unique. A personal injury lawsuit may settle in a few months without the need for a trial, while others can take years to complete. We advise and assist our personal injury clients to help them make informed decisions at every stage of the case.

You should speak with us as soon as possible following your accident. Injury victims only have a defined period of time to file a lawsuit, often two years or less. Failure to file suit within this time period, commonly known as the statute of limitations, can permanently prevent you from recovering money damages for your injuries.

Yes, however, the amount of financial compensation awarded to you may be decreased in proportion to your percentage of fault as determined by the judge/jury.

We work closely with medical facilities and doctors who will accept a "letter of protection" for our clients that do not have health insurance. Generally, reimbursement is made when our client settles the case or obtains a money judgment in court.