Orlando Personal Injury Lawyers

Some personal injury lawyers, including the team at Wooten, Kimbrough, Damaso & Dennis, work on a contingency fee basis. You don’t owe us money unless you win your case and receive compensation. We also offer free consultations so we can iron out any concerns or confusion you have about the legal process as soon as possible.

You can collect compensation for attorney and legal fees, meaning the liable individual is most likely to cover any charges for your support. By holding the responsible party accountable, you don’t have to stress over your financial circumstances or worry about out-of-pocket expenses.

We can help you increase or maximize the value of your claims, so please don’t try to represent yourself during legal matters. With our support, you can hold the liable parties accountable and receive fair compensation far more quickly.

The compensation many personal injury lawyers take will vary depending on your circumstances. However, most settlement agreements allow your attorney to take 33.3%, or one-third, of your compensation as their legal service fee. Some may take more or less.

We recommend you hire an Orlando personal injury lawyer as soon as possible. While it is challenging to retain legal support “too late,” legal matters are easier to handle the sooner you can ask an attorney to stand by your side. When you work with an attorney, they can tackle several complex tasks on your behalf, including communicating with insurance companies, completing and filing paperwork, collecting and analyzing evidence, and much more.

If you want to take advantage of working with a personal injury lawyer, we urge you to contact one at least before accepting a settlement offer from any insurance company. The sooner you connect with us, the better we can help you obtain fair compensation.

When you have legal support, it reduces stress and distractions, allowing you and your family to better focus on the healing process. Reducing stress can put your body at ease, better enabling it to shorten your healing timeline. This can give you a better opportunity to go to doctor’s appointments and allow you to focus on other tasks requiring your attention.

Personal injury cases, whether surrounding car accidents, wrongful death, dog bites, slips and falls, or other circumstances, generally settle reasonably quickly. However, while many cases resolve within a few months, some can take several years to conclude. By retaining legal support as soon as possible, you will be more likely to close litigation far sooner.

Following negotiations, settlements are generally paid out by the defendant. In most cases, your attorney will receive the check, transfer it into the client’s trust account, and distribute compensation as needed. Sometimes, payment plans may be utilized to handle your due settlement amount.

In most personal injury settlements, the sum you receive is intended to cover your medical bills. This may mean you are obligated to manually pay for your care after receiving compensation. However, your attorney may give you other instructions that apply to your circumstances, like in cases where they have provided you with a medical referral.

In some cases, your insurance, the liable party’s insurance, or the responsible individual may pay for your medical bills.