McCready Law

Most personal injury cases begin with the firm sending a demand for settlement to the insurance company. This comprehensive package details the facts of the accident, the injuries involved, the medical treatment as well as the impact the injuries may have had on your life. Many cases will settle at this point. However, if the insurance company does not make a reasonable offer, we will discuss filing a lawsuit on your behalf. There are many considerations involved as to whether to file a lawsuit and we will discuss all of them with you. Once a lawsuit is filed, it proceeds through the court system. The courts move slowly, but we try to move cases along as quickly as possible for our clients. Even when a case is in litigation, there are various times where settlement negotiations may take place. Only a small percentage of cases are resolved with a jury trial.

For most cases, you must file a lawsuit, or settle your case, within two years of the date of the accident. There are exceptions to the two year rule, so it is important to always consult with a lawyer regarding any potential time deadlines in bringing a case.

Every personal injury case is different. First, you must establish liability, in other words, is someone else responsible for your injury. The clearer the case for liability, the more potential value your case may be. After establishing fault, all cases are valued based on the injuries incurred and the damages we are able to prove. We advise clients on the best ways to prove damages in their case so as to maximize the chances of recovery. Although mist cases settle, the value of every case is determined based on what a jury may award in similar circumstances.

It is important to consult with an experienced personal injury lawyer as soon as possible after an accident. We offer free initial consultations and we only get paid if there is a recovery and at the end of the case, so there is never any upfront cost to you. A lawyer help conduct a thorough investigation as well as provide advice which may be critical to a successful settlement. It is never advisable to discuss the accident or your injuries with an insurance adjuster. Let us handle the insurance company.

McCready Law MAY be able to provide a loan company that takes a substantial amount of interest when your settlement comes in. I advise to stay clear of any loan amount, unless it is an absolute emergency.

We may be able to help. Law practice is nationwide. If we can't help, often we can assist with a referral to a local attorney. Please contact our office at 773-779-9885 with details about your potential new case. Thank you

It is unethical and illegal for a lawyer to loan money to a client, no matter how desperate the situation. There are private loan companies out there, but they typically charge an interest around 40%. We have had clients have to pay back two and three times the amount they originally borrowed because of the high interest rate. McCready, Garcia & Leet discourage our clients from using loan companies, but it is up to the client.

Yes you can. Hiw bad do you need it . they will. Give you a company. But i would not do it. The little you take. From them depends on how long it take you to pay them back the more the cist if oweing tgem you will pay at tge end if the day you. Will loss more from your case. I know for a fact. Its my law company. It also depends on tge kind of case you have . do you have medical bills and all . i been theur done that will never do that one again. Ask your lawyer and make sure its not a paralegal cuz the paralegal will send you off. Call to find out. I tell because i kniw i been with tgem 5 years.

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