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Is A Lawyer Necessary?
If you have recently been involved in an auto accident, you may be wondering,”Is a lawyer necessary?” Experienced Houston car accident attorney Hector Longoria answers that question in this educational video. If you want strong legal guidance, please call today for a free consultation.
A person came into my office and asked me “is a lawyer necessary after a serious auto crash?” I explained to them yes, it is. Seeing an attorney after a car accident is so important. One of the primary reasons is, if it is a serious crash, you do not yet understand the full extent of your damages and injuries and how valuable they may be. It’s going to take time in talking with the medical providers, getting your objective and subjective diagnosis, to understand the full extent of your injuries. Once we know that, you then have to present those injuries, whether it be to the defense insurance companies or even to the defense lawyers if we have to file litigation. Then, they’re going to make an assessment and they’re going to judge your claim.
What you will not find surprising is the insurance companies and the defense lawyers, are not going to value your damages or your injuries. That’s where I come in to help them appreciate and understand that one, your damages and injuries are true, and they have value. If necessary, we will take your damages and injuries, and the case of why the defendant caused these damages and injuries, to a jury and to a judge and allow them to assess that. That’s important because as a lawyer, my job is to make sure that the injuries and damages you sustained have value, and we present those values.
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