How Do I Know if I Should File a Lawsuit?

Because all cases are unique, there is no one easy answer to this question.  The law, the evidence, and even the knowledge of your attorney can all make a big difference in the value of your case.  However, in all cases a jury must clearly recognize the following in order for you to be awarded any damages.

• Injury: Have you been seriously injured?  How much has your injury cost you or will it cost you, not only in medical care but in time off work and in pain and suffering?
• Liability: Who is responsible for your injury? Should they have reasonably known that their actions would cause your injury?  Were they breaking the law?
• Damages: How much is your injury worth?  What will reasonably and sufficiently compensate you for your injuries, loss of work, and other hardships?

The best way to find out about your particular situation is to speak with a seasoned and experienced lawyer like Jack Nichols.  Please call us a 407-841-8823 or fill out the contact form so he may provide you with a free consultation to discuss the merits of your specific case.

Jack Nichols will use his knowledge and understanding of the law and of the outcome of lawsuits similar to yours to advise you on your best course of action.