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There is no quick and easy way to put an exact number on an injury claim. The law takes into account how your injuries have changed your life and affected you personally. In particular, the courts will consider how severe your injuries are and how long they last when determining the amount of compensation you are entitled to. A person who is paralyzed for life would be entitled to more compensation for pain and suffering than someone with a broken wrist. If the person with the broken wrist is a highly–paid professional hockey player who can never play again, the value the courts assign to the injury might not change. That being said, the overall value of the claim would increase because that person's career and income are significantly impacted as a direct result of the injury.

It can take months or even years to fully realize the extent of your injuries. If your injuries are minor or heal quickly, your claim could be complete within a few months. For more serious injuries, it usually takes longer to have a clear picture of the impact of your injuries on your long-term health and ability to work or enjoy life.

This can only be answered after a free consultation with our law firm. You'll meet with one of our lawyers and a member of our legal team to go over the details of your case. You can ask any questions you may have, and we'll gather information. If we can help you, you'll have the option of hiring us and starting your claim on the spot. But there's no obligation.

At Litco Law we always think of our client's best interests. A good lawyer knows the ins and outs of laws and the rights they afford you. They can sift through jargon and complicated situations to get you the answers you need. This allows them to go up against powerful entities like insurance companies, so you've got a fair shot. If you sign up for a free consultation, we'll be able to answer this more specifically based on the details of your case as each individual case scenario varies.

These are referred to as contingency fees. When we talk about contingency, we are referring to a fee that will be paid for legal services if the case is won. This is based on a percentage of the final settlement that is in line with industry standards.