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You pay nothing until we win your case! Once a settlement is received, the fees will be subtracted from the overall settlement amount received. Hence, you pay nothing out of pocket.

Ashley Injury Lawyers are experienced, aggressive, and compassionate. All members of our personal injury team have years of experience and are not intimated by insurance companies. Insurance companies know Ashley Injury Lawyers, and we are well respected in the industry. Getting you the best possible medical treatment is our main concern before we think about your settlement. Client care and compassion are what sets the Ashley Injury Lawyers apart from any other law firm. Ashley Injury Lawyers will get you the care you need and settle your case for the highest compensation for your damages.

Many factors can affect the length of a case, most notably the extent of your injuries and medical care and treatment. The actions of the other parties in the case can also extend the length of your case. Although not typical, it is also not unheard of for claims to be resolved in as much as three years or more, especially if the case requires litigation and trial. It's important to remember every case is different, and there is no set timeline for a personal injury case.

The law does not require us to state a specific dollar amount when we file a lawsuit, and we typically do not do so. Many factors can and will affect your recovery. Suppose someone else is responsible for at least a portion of your accident. In that case, the law allows you to receive economic damages such as medical expenses, time off work, and other out-of-pocket costs. You are also entitled to non-economic damages for effect on your quality of life. The law provides that there is no formula or "fixed standard" for calculating non-economic damages. As a result, this makes predictions impossible, especially this early in the process. When we have obtained enough information to evaluate the settlement, we will communicate your opinions regarding settlements or potential litigation.

Typically, the answer is yes. Most health plan contracts (including Kaiser) contain provisions for repayment when recovery is made against someone else. However, we can often work with your plan to reduce your obligation, thus increasing your net recovery.