Should I Handle My Own Personal Injury Case?

It depends on the facts of your case. Some personal injury cases in Texas are clear-cut and simple. Fault is obvious and damages are easy to calculate. However, many other cases are complex and require significant investigation, analysis, and resources. In these circumstances, it makes more sense to have experienced attorney by your side to protect your legal rights. Just because you can do something by yourself doesn’t always mean it that you should do it by yourself. Often the other side will have a team of lawyers and experts to try and disprove your claim. You might not be familiar with the process or the rules. As a result, we recommend that if you are unsure it is often best to talk with a personal injury lawyer about your case.

Do I Really Need A Personal Injury Lawyer?

Chances are, you will have a multitude of injuries following a Texas accident. In the immediate aftermath, you might even think you can pursue your claim without any assistance from legal counsel or other representation. However, before you set off in that direction, it might be worthwhile to consider a few points.

First, in Texas injury victims tend to recover more with counsel than without it. Often the recovery amounts are as much as three or four times more than without being represented by a lawyer.
Second, what if the other party denies that they were at fault? Do you have the time, experience, skill, or resources to take your case to trial in court by yourself?

These are just some reasons why you might want to consider hiring a lawyer to pursue your Texas personal injury case but there are many more. A personal injury lawyer can take the fear out of suing someone else and can show you exactly what to do. More importantly, however, experienced lawyers can help you understand what your rights are and how they fit into the overall legal system.

What Exactly Can A Lawyer Do For My Personal Injury Claim?

There are a few things that any personal injury lawyer should be able to provide you with for your Texas Personal injury claim.

First, they should help you organize your claim, ordering records, and prepare a demand to send off on your behalf.
They should be able to add experience and wisdom so that you know exactly what to look for each step of the process.
A personal injury will present to the insurance company or the opposing side your best arguments of your case.

These are just some of the things that an Texas personal injury lawyer should be able to offer you.

What Is The Statue of Limitations To File Texas Personal Injury Case?

The most important you need to know is that you have two years to file a personal injury case in Texas. By having an attorney, He or she will be able to gather everything that you need and compile it into a a lawsuit. We recommend that you, as soon as possible after the incident, make a list of everything you can remember about what place after an accident. For example, like the people involved, any witnesses, and circumstances and what took place. These notes will crucially help you and your lawyer focus on what you have to do in order to file your Texas personal injury case on time.

Still Have Questions On A Texas Personal Injury Cases?

Hopefully, this introduces you to the scope of the challenge and possibility of Texas personal injury lawsuits. However, we could not cover everything they require in just one article. This is why we provide free consultations. We cannot help everyone or take every case. However, if we cannot help you, we try to point you in the right direction and provide you with as much information as possible. To get your case started today, contact the Pascoe Law Firm today at 713-829-4317. For More information please visit our Personal Injury page.

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