WILL MY PERSONAL INJURY CLAIM GO TO COURT?

Huffman & Huffman Brothers-in-Law, P.L.L.C.

Huffman & Huffman Brothers-in-Law, P.L.L.C.

2 mins READ
Related Pages
Personal Injury
About
Our Successes
Related Pages
Personal Injury
About
Our Successes
   

Hand Injury

$4.6 Million

Significant hand injury from riding lawnmower

Spinal Cord Injury

$3.55 MILLION

Spinal cord injury from a commercial truck

Wrongful Death

$2.5 MILLION

Brain Injury

$2.5 MILLION

Brain injury from tractor-trailer case

Burn Injury

$2.4 MILLION

Burn injury from a house explosion case

Orthopedic Injuries

$2 MILLION

Orthopedic injuries from a motorcycle accident

Broken Arm

$1.325 MILLION

A broken arm from an auto accident

Head Injury

$1.2 MILLION

Head injury suffered by a pedestrian hit by a car

Wrongful Death

$1 MILLION

Wrongful death case

Hip Injury

$994,000

Hip injury and replacement from auto accident

Get a free consultation Call us About us

The claims process can be incredibly stressful, especially when the insurance company is fighting against your claim. One of the many questions that injury victims have is whether or not their claim will end up going to court.

Many times, a personal injury claim can be resolved without going to trial. However, there are certain cases that will require your personal injury claim to go to court.

TAKING THE SETTLEMENT OFFER

When you are injured due to another person’s negligence, you should not have to pay a penny for out-of-pocket expenses. Your personal injury attorney will be able to calculate your total damages related to:

  • Medical expenses
  • Lost wages and lost earning capacity
  • Pain and suffering
  • Emotional damages
  • Ongoing future medical care

The insurance company will offer you the lowest amount possible that they think you will accept. However, if they refuse to offer you a full and fair settlement offer, you may have to rely on your personal injury attorney to take your case all the way to trial.

GOING TO CLAIMS COURT

An experienced trial attorney will work as your legal advocate both in and out of court. They will be able to gather all the necessary pieces of information to prove liability and show the entire extent of your damages.

Even simply preparing your case for trial can scare the insurance company into offering you a larger settlement offer, one that covers all your losses. While this process can take longer than settling, it may be necessary in order to ensure you receive the compensation you need to recover.

At Huffman & Huffman, our attorneys are here to ensure that you don’t accept a lowball settlement offer from the insurance company. We are a family-owned law firm, and treat each of our clients like family members because they deserve nothing less.

Contact Huffman & Huffman at (757) 599-6050 to schedule your free case review.

Personal Injury

Related Posts

  • A delivery rider wearing a helmet and padded jacket drives a white scooter with a yellow cargo box attached to the back, traveling along a city street lined with evergreens.
    Car Accidents
    Dog Bites
    Pedestrian Accidents
    Personal Injury
    Premises Liability
    Slip and Fall Accidents
    4 mins READ

    Injured While Delivering? What DoorDash, Instacart, and Gig Drivers Need to Know

    Over the last decade, gig work has become a convenient way for many Americans to earn income. Platforms like DoorDash, Instacart, Uber Eats, and Amazon Flex allow people to set their own hours, making it easier for those with family commitments or other jobs to manage their busy schedules. However, while delivery driving is a great option...
    Read More  
  • Bird view of a table with smartphone, coffee, pencil and documents on it. The calculator shown on the smartphone and it looks like person is doing his taxes.
    Personal Injury
    4 mins READ

    Are Personal Injury Settlements Taxable in Virginia? What You Need to Know

    Whether you’ve just started the process of filing a personal injury claim or are already negotiating a settlement, you may be wondering how taxes could affect the compensation you receive. The short answer is that whether your settlement is considered taxable depends on what the compensation is for. Some settlements may not be taxable at...
    Read More  
  • Empty plate with food crumbs in it on the table. There are also empty glasses and silverware in the picture.
    Personal Injury
    3 mins READ

    How Do You Win a Food Poisoning Lawsuit?

    Food poisoning is a common illness that most people experience at least once in their lives. It is typically caused by a bacterial or viral infection by Salmonella or E. coli, often due to unhygienic food practices, contaminated ingredients or cooking utensils, or expired leftovers. The symptoms generally include mild to severe discomfort in the...
    Read More