It is unbelievable how frequently you hear that a family member or friend was seriously injured and now suffers a lifelong disability. Today you can’t pick up a newspaper or stand in a line at school with your child without hearing about some person’s tragic accident.

This office handles personal injury claims of any type. We strive to hold those parties accountable that created the dangerous outcome. We have represented adults and children that were attacked and scarred by dog bites. We have established liability on municipalities for the improper conduct of its police officers that caused injuries to our clients. We have represented clients that were injured as the result of a faulty railing or lack of maintenance on the premises. 

Although there are many types of injuries that we have handled it is pointless to list them all. Instead what’s important is that you know that if you were injured as a result of someone else’s act, or failure to act, our firm can help you recover for your losses.

Typically an injured party will recover lost wages, medical bills, and pain and suffering. Usually, that recovery comes as an out-of-court settlement with the insurance carrier of the negligent party. Sometimes, the party is not insured and will therefore be personally accountable. In that case, their land can be attached with a lien, or their personal property can be taken and sold. This information is usually discussed at the beginning of our investigation.

To hold another accountable for your injuries is a matter of law. You must act within a certain time frame or lose your right to sue. If you have been seriously injured physically, or emotionally, call and set up a time for Attorney Chancellor to meet with you to discuss your potential for recovery. If you wait you will run the risk of losing valuable evidence and might even miss your timeline.

Remember, just because you call Attorney Chancellor to discuss a “potential” case does not mean that you have to go forward with a lawsuit. There may be a way to resolve your case short of a law suit but you will not know that unless you have Attorney Chancellor discuss your options with you.