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One of the best decisions that you can make in your personal injury case is to contact a qualified attorney. It’s not until you go through the case and receive the end results that you truly understand how beneficial it has to be well represented. Our firm has had successful results with Attorney Troy A….
If you have been injured or had property damaged in an accident or incident that was caused by the negligence of another individual, manufacturer, or other party, you may grounds for a claim to compensation. The best way to determine if you do have a claim is to speak with a professional. Without specifics, it…
A personal injury claim can be filed by any individual that was injured as a result of another person’s negligence. You cannot be responsible for the accident that occurred, and you will need to establish that the other party was at fault and therefore liable for damage. These claims also serve a valuable social function…
There are many details that go into determining how much compensation is owed. Some of the common factors looked at include the extent of the injuries, the current expense, and the estimated future cost. This does not just include health costs, but can also include the expense of being unable to work or pain and…
What you deserve to be compensated for varies depending on the case and it’s important to work through this detail with a knowledgeable San Antonio injury lawyer. In general, compensation in personal injury cases can be sought for hospital bills, emergency room visits, doctor appointments, rehabilitative treatment, lost wages, future reduced earning ability, property damage,…
There is a cap on how long you can wait to pursue a personal injury claim. This is referred to as the statute of limitations. This varies depending on the state and in Texas the statute of limitations for personal injury is two years.
Out of 100,000 attorneys in Texas only 7% are Board certified by Texas Board of Legal Specialization. Even fewer are Board-Certified in Personal Injury Law. In order to become Board-Certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization, attorneys must have been in practice for at least five years and must pass various continuing legal education exams….
Our firm has been assisting injured victims throughout Bexar County and across the state of Texas. Troy has skillfully handled thousands of cases with successful results on behalf of his clients. Troy A. Bookover is a Board- Certified Specialist in Personal Injury Trial Law by the Texas Board of Certification. He has spent more than…
Yes, delaying medical treatment after an accident can ultimately hurt your personal injury cases. In many instances, insurance adjusters will mislead or allow injured victims to delay treatment until so much time has passed that the insurance company can dispute the claim. The liable insurance company may question if the treatment you are seeking is…
The very first thing you should do after an accident is check for obvious sign of injury. It’s wise to seek medical attention whether or not you feel as though you have been seriously injured. Not only is prompt medical treatment important in the event that you have internal or unnoticed injuries, it can also…