Do I Have A Strong Case?

Whether or not you have a strong case depends on a variety of factors, including the nature and extent of your injuries or property damage, who is at fault and whether the defendant has sizable assets or adequate insurance coverage, and how long ago the accident or injury occurred. An attorney can evaluate your case in light of these and other factors, and give you a realistic assessment of what you can expect.

I Have Fully Recovered From My Injuries. Do I Still Have A Case?

Absolutely. Even if you have fully recovered from your injuries, you are still entitled to compensation for injuries caused by another’s negligence.

How Long Will My Lawsuit Take?

This, too, depends on many factors. Most cases settle prior to trial, but if a settlement is not reached, your case will progress through discovery and trial which can take a year or longer in many jurisdictions. Additionally, you may not want to resolve your case too quickly if you are still seeking medical treatment and all of the related expenses have not yet been calculated.

What Is My Role In The Lawsuit?

Your attorney will take care of all of the legal aspects of your case. You may be asked to participate in discovery by answering written questions or giving oral testimony in a deposition. If your case goes to trial, you will likely be expected to appear in court. Throughout the duration of your case, you must obtain appropriate medical care and make your doctor, physical therapy, or other appointments.

My Employer Has Workers’ Compensation, Can I Pursue A Claim?

A claim against your employer may or may not be barred by workers’ comp laws. There are many different factors that come into play and require a review by an attorney of your specific coverage and accident. Also, even if the claim against your employer is barred, you may still have a claim against a negligent contractor. So, the best thing to do is get legal advice from a competent attorney.

Do I Have To Get The Police Report Or My Medical Records Before Calling Or Meeting With An Attorney?

No. We can get the police report and your medical records. We pay the expenses of obtaining those items and you do not reimburse us unless we recover money for you. Of course, if you have the police report or medical records, please bring them with you or send them to us.

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Catastrophic Injury Lawyers

Catastrophic Injuries are devastating personally, emotionally, and financially. These injuries include burns, traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, amputated limbs, eye injuries, paralysis, and emotional injuries to mention a few. These injuries change people’s lives forever. Not only are the people suffering the injuries impacted, but so are their loved ones. Spouses, parents, and children all feel the devastating effects of a loved one who is no longer able to work and care for themselves. At CMZ, we have helped injured people and their families put the pieces of their lives back together following a tragic and catastrophic accident. We know how to evaluate the lifetime of medical care that will be necessary to treat the injuries and how to recover the lifetime of earnings lost. Please give us a call and let us help you in your time of need.

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Benefits Of Hiring a local Catastrophic Injuries Law Firm:

The legal world can be complex and confusing at times. Do not try to maneuver it by yourself – hire a catastrophic injuries lawyer who knows their way around the Texas Court system. A catastrophic injuries attorney has the experience and training to handle accident cases. Also, they will have tools at their disposal that can help prove your case, such as computer animations, expert testimony and accident investigators. So, whether you have been injured in a car accident, a fire, at a hospital or even in your own home, contact us!

Contact one of our catastrophic Injuries lawyers if you have been injured in:

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Catastrophic Injuries FAQs

How much will it cost to have CMZ review my claim?

Nothing. We do not charge for case evaluation. And, if we believe you have a viable claim, you do not pay us a retainer and we do not charge by the hour. We are only paid if we recover money for you.

I cannot travel to your office due to my injuries, can you come to me?

Yes. Please give us a call and we will set up a meeting at a time and location that is convenient for you.

I’m not hurt, but my loved one is. Can I meet with an attorney now or do we need to wait until she is able to speak to you herself?

No, you do not need to wait. Please give us a call as soon as possible. Depending on the situation, we may be able to get started on her case while she is recovering.

Can you help me get appointed as guardian for my injured spouse or child?

Yes, if your loved one has suffered a catastrophic injury and you need to be appointed guardian, whether permanent or temporary, we can help with that.

We do not have a doctor, can you help us find someone who can treat my injuries?

Yes. Some doctors will not see people who have been involved in serious accidents for fear of getting involved in the legal process. We can help get you to a doctor that will be able to treat you.

My spouse died due to someone else’s negligence. Who has the right to bring a claim?

You as the spouse along with the parents and children your spouse can bring a claim. Grand parents, siblings, cousins, and aunts/uncles do not have legal standing to bring a claim unless they happen to be the representative of the estate and would only be bringing the claim in that capacity.