Ricci Law Firm Injury Lawyers

You should discuss the contingency fee with the lawyer before hiring them. Assuming you win, the lawyer will ask for a certain percentage of the winnings in your case. This fee often only occurs in personal injury or workers compensation cases.

You should never give a recorded statement to the insurance company following a car accident without having an attorney present. You should also never discuss your injuries or make statements regarding liability or fault without your attorney present.

Hi. You can discuss your case with an experienced Greenville personal injury lawyer at Ricci Law Firm Injury Lawyers today by calling us at 252.999.9178. We're here for you.

Yes, we have a 15 minute free consultation regarding your case.

We have multiple locations throughout North Carolina-- in Greenville, Raleigh, New Bern, Charlotte, Rocky Mount, and Wilmington. To make the process as easy as possible, we can meet with you at any of our locations.

After getting in a car accident, you have many burdens you have to deal with all at once. Having an attorney at your side can often be the difference between maximizing your compensation and being offered an unfair, insubstantial, and inadequate insurance settlement. Our experienced accident lawyers can help you fight for that compensation.

When you’re injured because of the actions or negligence of another person, you definitely want your personal injury case resolved in a timely manner. If you want to wait out the storm and get the money you know you deserve, the process can take much longer. It can take up to 2 or 3 years as your case winds through the court system. But if you take a settlement earlier than your legal team would recommend, it'll result in a loss of money for you in the long run while it results in a win for the insurance company because they don’t have to pay you as much money as you deserve.

In any workplace accident that results in an injury, no matter how minor, North Carolina gives you just 30 days to report it to your employer, supervisor, or another high-ranking member within the company, such as a human resources (HR) representative. Waiting more than 30 days could have your claim outright denied by your employer’s insurance company and there will be little, if not nothing at all, you can do to contest it.