Whether you are a driver, passenger or pedestrian, if you are injured in a car or truck accident, it is very important to obtain legal counsel as soon as possible. One reason is that you only have 30 days after the accident to file for medical benefits under the “No Fault” law.

 

The commonly used term “No Fault” does not mean that you receive compensation for your injuries no matter who is at fault for the accident. Instead, it means that you may receive medical insurance and some lost income benefits from your own automobile insurance company.

 

A very common term that we hear from our clients is that they have “full coverage.” People think that having “full coverage” means that they have a lot of protection if they are in an accident.  Unfortunately, full coverage usually only means that you have coverage for the damage to your car. It has nothing at all to do with the amount of coverage available to compensate you for your injuries. Once we see your actual automobile insurance policy we can explain what kind of insurance you actually have and how much coverage you may get from your own insurance policy.

 

Our firm has many years experience representing the motor vehicle crash victims. We have obtained many verdicts and settlements in excess of a million dollars for clients who have been seriously injured in motor vehicle crashes. Clients whom we have represented have been crushed between vehicles, involved in roll overs, and been dragged down the highway by tractor trailers. Many of our clients have been so seriously injured that they were never able to return to work.