Personal Injury Lawyers in Henderson, TX

If you've been seriously injured in an accident, there is hope because you have options. However, we want to urge you not to accept any offer the insurance company may try to give you until you speak with a personal injury attorney in Henderson, TX. The amount offered may seem substantial, but they are likely not paying you enough to cover your medical treatment, property damages from the accident, and past and future missed wages due to not working during recovery.

Only a skilled personal injury lawyer can carefully scrutinize every detail of your case and fight for the highest possible settlement amount that you deserve. That's why we urge you not to take on these insurance companies alone.

You may be wondering how much a lawyer costs? After all, legal representation sounds helpful, but the cost is often insurmountable, especially when you are already managing other expenses like lost income, medical bills, and car repairs.

That's why Biggs and Greenslade work on a contingency basis. We will seek compensation on your behalf to cover your expenses, but we do charge you anything out of pocket to represent you. Instead, our fee comes out of the settlement after we win your case. If no compensation is awarded to our client, our firm will absorb all of the costs of the case. In other words, you owe no out of pocket expense throughout the duration of your personal injury or car accident case.

Two primary categories of "damages" are assessed to calculate the total Settlement amount. These are economic and non-economic costs. The economic damages you can apply for are essentially reimbursements for financial costs, both past and future. Economic damages can be easily calculated because they have a definite monetary value.

Non-economic damages that can and should be claimed are much harder to assign a monetary value. However, these damages should still be assessed when calculating the full settlement amount.

Some examples of economic damages include:

• Hospital Bills and medical treatment
• Damage to your personal property such as your car or motorcycle
• Funeral expenses (if you are filing a wrongful death lawsuit)
• Counseling services
• Housekeeping services
• And any other hard costs directly related to the accident

Some examples of non-economic damages are:

• Mental health struggles as a result of the injury or accident, such as PTSD
• Pain and suffering
• Emotional turmoil
• And other similar issues