Below is a collection of many frequently-asked questions that many of our clients have about personal injury law when they first contact the legal team at Davis Law Group. We decided to feature those common questions on our website to help better inform accident victims and their loved ones about the legal process after being injured due to someone else's negligence.
If you can't find answers to your questions here, call the award-winning personal injury attorneys at Davis Law Group today to request a complimentary case review and to learn more about your individual legal rights.
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Is There a Frivolous Lawsuit Epidemic in the United States?
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Do Same-Sex Married Couples Have the Same Legal Rights after an Accident?
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Is It Illegal to Ride a Bicycle While Under The Influence of Alcohol?
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Can I Sue My Car Insurance Company?
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Should I sign the insurance company's medical authorization?
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Should I Accept A 'Quick Insurance Settlement' For My Injury Claim?
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What Information Should I Give The Insurance Company After An Accident?
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How much is my injury accident case worth?
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Who Pays For My Medical Bills After A Car Accident In Seattle, Washington?
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Does PTSD Qualify As 'Pain and Suffering' After A Car Accident?
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Am I Required to Give My Cell Phone Records to the Insurance Company After a Car Accident?
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What If Both Parties In A Car Accident Have The Same Insurance Company?
Statute Of Limitations
The Statute of Limitations (SOL) is a law that sets a strict limit on the amount of time that an accident victim has to file a legal claim or action in order to recover financial compensation for their injuries, lost wages, medical bills, etc.