Personal Injury Insights: DeHoyos Accident Attorneys’s Blogs

Personal injury victims can make the claims process easier on themselves by attending all medical appointments, communicating openly with their attorneys, and setting realistic expectations.

Truck accidents are often much more complicated than those involving two smaller passenger vehicles. Your attorney can look to truck inspection records, driver logbooks, and the truck driver’s history to show negligence or recklessness on behalf of the trucking company.

Intoxicated drivers may face both criminal and civil penalties for their reckless actions. If you suffered injuries in a DUI-related accident, you can file a civil lawsuit against the drunk driver to obtain compensation for the financial losses incurred by the accident.

Some medical offices do not handle auto accident injuries for various reasons. Whether the office doesn’t handle third-party claims or your doctor is unwilling to get involved in your personal injury claim, you may be unable to see your doctor after the accident. Here’s what to do instead.

It’s time to debunk some common misconceptions about the personal injury claims process. Insurance companies don’t always act in good faith, you should have your injuries evaluated, and working with an experienced attorney are all actions you can take to strengthen your case.

Most people want to know when they can recover compensation after filing a personal injury claim. Factors like the severity of the injury, determining fault, negotiating with the insurance company, and responding to the initial settlement offer all impact the accident settlement timeline.