Author: Troy Brookover

A professional setting featuring two individuals engaged in a handshake over a polished wooden desk, implying a mutual agreement. On the left side of the image, the scales of justice represent legal balance and are positioned next to a person dressed in a suit, evoking the theme of law. The right side shows a legal document ready to be signed, with a pen placed on top, suggesting the finalization of a legal decision. Overlaying the image is text reading "CAN I CHANGE MY CAR ACCIDENT LAWYER?" along with the law firm's name, "The Law Offices of Troy A. Brookover," and the website "www.brookoverlaw.com," indicating the blog post's focus on the possibility of switching legal representation after a car accident.

Has your relationship with your car accident lawyer soured during the process of your claim? Perhaps you disagreed about legal strategy, became dissatisfied with your lawyer’s level of service and communication, or simply didn’t get along with the attorney. Regardless of the reason, you’re probably wondering, can you switch car accident lawyers when you no…

Stages of a Car Accident Lawsuit

Are you considering filing a lawsuit in the aftermath of a recent car accident that was someone else’s fault? If so, you likely have questions about the car accident lawsuit process and how your case might progress. Understanding the stages of a car accident lawsuit will help you know what to expect as you pursue…

Documents Needed for My Truck Accident Claim

If you have a truck accident claim, you will need various documents to prove the truck driver’s or trucking company’s liability and show what injuries and losses you have sustained. Some basic supporting documents truck accident lawyers use to develop a truck accident case include the police accident report, medical records related to the collision,…

How To Appeal a Denied Car Accident Claim

We rely on car insurance to protect us financially after a crash. But what happens when an insurer denies a valid auto accident claim? Having to shoulder the costs of medical bills, lost wages, and car repairs can drain your bank account in a hurry. At the same time, fighting an insurance company is a…

Alamo Heights Car Accident Lawyer

Yes, you should consult with a lawyer if you were injured in a car accident, even if you believe the accident was minor. You need a lawyer looking out for your rights and seeking compensation from the at-fault driver to cover your medical bills and other losses. As is true in most major cities, car…

medical bill paid after a car accident in Texas

Several types of insurance may cover medical expenses after a car accident in Texas. To pay your initial medical bills and those of your passengers, you can file a claim with your Personal Injury Protection auto insurance policy. PIP provides coverage of accident-related medical expenses and lost wages regardless of who was at fault up…

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The Valero Alamo Bowl is an organization created in 1993. Its mission is to provide quality sports entertainment to those in South Texas, as well as to create a positive economic impact and to draw national attention to the community. This organization hosts a variety of sports events, as well as community programs. The Valero…

Any time someone sustains a significant injury as a result of a car crash, it can be disorienting and there can be a number of things missed. However, there are four things that you want to do after a car crash to protect your rights moving forward. The four things include: Reporting the accident Collecting…

speaking with insurance company

If you have been involved in a car accident resulting in injuries, you know there are a number of steps that you must take. One of these steps involving reporting the accident to the insurance company in order to begin the process of filing a claim. When the accident occurs because of someone else’s negligence,…

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When it comes to car accidents, some of the more vulnerable drivers are teens. They’re new to driving, often with a lot to learn—and sometimes with plenty of distractions to worry about on the road. These dangers are increased during what is referred to as the 100 deadliest days. These days go from Memorial Day…