Isaacs & Isaacs Personal Injury Lawyers

This is specific to the agreement made within your contract with the law firm you are currently working with.

Absolutely!

We contact our clients a minimum of every 2 weeks. Depending on the specifics of your case, we may need to reach out more often.

After a potential client speaks with our Client Advocate team, we will follow up with a contract that gives us authorization from you to start working on your case. Once the necessary documents have been signed, you are immediately assigned a legal team that will start working on your cases. Within 24 hours, you will hear from your legal team to introduce themselves to you and will provide the next steps on your case tailored to fit your needs.

The more information you are able to provide, the better to get started. Throughout the process we will need a number of forms from a client, this can include a police report, government-issued ID, health insurance documentation, documentation to confirm employment, and HIPAA release are just some of the documentation we may need.

Absolutely! At Isaacs & Isaacs, we offer a thorough evaluation of your case 24/7. Call, text, or go online at any time to get started.

Immediately inform your insurance company. They will defend you and hire an attorney to represent you in court.

If you are harmed by someone else’s careless actions there is nothing wrong with holding them accountable. Most cases settle with the insurance company out of court without the need to sue anyone.

At Isaacs & Isaacs, we do front the costs and fees associated with your accident as we work through the legal process.

This is best answered by an attorney that has had a chance to review the specifics of your case. Typically though, our clients receive a settlement in approximately 9 to 12 months.

Each case is different but generally, you can receive compensation for property damage, lost wages, medical bills, and pain and suffering.

No, legally they an employer cannot take action against an employee for filing a just claim.

As time and treatment go on, sometimes those minor injuries can evolve into something much more.

Those are questions best answered on a case-by-case basis and depending on what state the accident occurred in.

After an accident and once you are able, it is best to consult with a personal injury law firm to discuss any injuries you may have and how best to legally handle those.

Most of the Personal Injury cases we have are settled before going to court. However, a trial is sometimes necessary to obtain the money that is deserved for a case. Each case is unique and more specifics can be discussed with your legal team once your case is assigned.

There is a certain Statute of Limitations on how long you can take to file a claim after an accident. The laws around the statute of limitations can be confusing and can vary depending on the insurance policies in place. It is best to contact an attorney as quickly as you can after an injury has occurred to your legal team can work within the Statute of Limitations that are applicable to your injury.

Proceed with caution on this. We have seen time & time again what an injured victim thought was a small injury, turn into a much bigger injury as time went on. It can take time for the full extent of an injury to present itself. We advise against settling with the insurance company without a full case evaluation. If a minor backache turns into surgery and time off work after settlement, there is no going back to the insurance company after the fact.

Our fees are set up on a contingency basis. If we do not win or settle your case, then you owe us nothing, no fees or costs. There are no upfront costs associated with retaining our services.

We take cases such as auto, trucking, dog bites, med mal, and slip and falls. Call us regarding any personal injury, we'd be happy to take a look at it.