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Patricia Halley
Kevin Garrison law firm represented me in my accident injury case and I'm very satisfied with the outcome of my case. They 100% work hard on your case and communicate with there clients thru it all. They go above and beyond to make sure you are satisfied and happy.I recommend this law firm.
Bell L.
About a year ago I was injured in an accident where the other driver rear ended our vehicle at a light. When the first lawyer I reached out to rejected my case due to a conflict of interest, the Garrison Law Firm was there to help me. They gave me a clear understanding of the documents is need to gather, were patient with all the questions I had about the process, and kept me updated as things progressed. In the end I was able to have all my medical fees covered, and still had some left over. I'm a thankful to them for all their hard work that they put in to getting me the compensation I needed, and then some. Thank you.
Breeanna Horton
Garrison Law Firm was great at addressing all my needs, following up with any questions I had and timely in getting me paid! I would definitely recommend them in the future. Thank you so much for helping me during a stressful time! (Also Catherine, who I was in contact a lot with was very kind and always great at responding to any questions I had-special thank you for being so kind.).
Shawn J
It was a great experience to have Mr. Garrison on my last as well as the first auto accident case. I was referred to Mr. Garrison by a friend of mine from Pennsylvania. Mr. Garrison was always detailed to explain his operations, strategy, and suggestions. Mr. Garrison was also patient with me to discuss better strategies and options. My treatments ended up taking over 2 years unfortunately; however, Mr. Garrison was always backing and consoling me during about 4 rounds of treatments. As a result, we had to go through depositions with my insurance company. Mr. Garrison was articulate and thoughtful enough to prepare me well for a successful performance in a 3-hours deposition "marathon" against his counterpart lawyer, who represented my insurance company and is known to be unreasonably questioning and tedious. It was an unforgettable memory to me in that afternoon when we collaborated and accomplished the deposition. Consequently, we came to a deal which almost 100% satisfying my initial & fundamental goal of fighting this auto accident case – getting my medical costs back after being healed from my injuries. I trust Mr. Garrison’s knowledge and accountability. Therefore, I would recommend Mr. Garrison to anyone who experienced incidents that are similar with mine.
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The statute of limitations in Arizona for a tort action is generally two years from the date of the accident/injury. However, pursuant to Arizona Revised Statutes 12-821.01, if your claim involves a governmental entity such as the state of Arizona, a city, town or school district, the statute of limitations is only one year, and you must also properly serve notice of your claim on the governmental entity, within 180 days from the date of the injury. Also, if your claim involves a workers’ compensation claim, or a claim that arises by statute (such as a dog bite claim or dramshop claim against a bar), you may have only one year from the date of injury to take action to preserve your claim. These and other time periods, subject to several exceptions may cut off your right to claim for your injury. Therefore, we recommend that you contact our law firm immediately after your injury to make sure that you preserve your claim.
Contact a lawyer and set up a free consultation to review the details of your claim. The attorney will be able to give you information about who is responsible and what you can expect to recover based on the facts of the accident and the laws in your state. Usually, you have a qualifying claim if someone was negligent by their actions and as a result caused your injury.
here usually is not a long delay between the settlement of your case and getting your check. Most insurance companies will send out the settlement check within two weeks of signing the settlement agreement. After the claimant signs off on the check, the attorney will create a settlement statement which will provide a breakdown of the monies collected and subtract the attorney’s fee, expenses, reimbursements to your health insurance or medical providers, and any other necessary deductions. You will review and sign the settlement statement, and then the attorney will give you a check for the remaining amount. If you have a specific question that is not answered by the prior information above, please submit your question by filling out the attached form and either Kevin or Daniel Garrison will reach out and provide the information you’re searching for.
Most personal injury lawyers take cases at no upfront charge. They collect their fee as a percentage of any settlement or judgment that they obtain on your behalf. If you get nothing from the case, your attorney gets nothing. This is known as a contingency fee arrangement. The percentage that an attorney charges from a settlement varies, but it is often between 30-35 percent. It could be higher if the claim is for medical malpractice, or the case goes to trial.
There is no set amount of time for a personal injury claim to be settled. It could be resolved in a few months, or it may take longer. If you have sustained significant, and/or permanent injuries with large amounts of money at stake, or if your claim is complex, and liability is unclear, a settlement could be delayed, and you may end up going to trial. Hiring an attorney often motivates an insurance company to make a fair offer earlier in the process, because they realize they are less likely to take advantage of you.
This will depend on the type of injuries you sustained and the results of the investigation of your case. You can ask a personal injury attorney for an estimate and based on their experience and knowledge of the law they could give you a rough estimate, However, you should be aware that attorneys are prohibited from guaranteeing the amount of the settlement or the outcome of the case.
If you have been involved in an accident, one of the most important steps after seeking medical attention is designating someone to take photos or videos of the scene of the accident. It is also important to get the contact information of any eyewitnesses to the accident. Do not admit fault. Anything that you state after an accident could be used against you if you decide to file a claim or bring a lawsuit. Once your circumstances are stable, you should contact a reputable attorney to evaluate your case and advise you on the proper next steps. Most attorney’s offer free initial consultations.
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