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At Levin Litigation, we understand that our clients often face various financial obstacles. When you reach out to our firm, the initial consultation is complimentary. Additionally, we represent you on a contingency fee arrangement.

Managing a personal injury claim can incur various expenses, ranging from acquiring documents to employing specialists and beyond. Levin Litigation covers all these expenses upfront. You only owe us payment if we secure compensation for you, either through a settlement or a court trial. Our payment is a percentage of the compensation we obtain for you. If we do not succeed in securing compensation, you will not be charged any fees.

It is crucial to consult a lawyer if you or someone close has been injured in an accident. Depending on the accident’s specifics, the injured party might be eligible for compensation covering medical bills, lost income, property damage, and pain and suffering.

Speaking with an accident attorney can:

1. Provide answers to all your personal injury queries,
2. Help you assess whether you have a viable claim,
3. Clarify your legal rights and discuss your choices,
4. Safeguard your rights if you possess a claim,
5. Offer expert legal counsel on the best steps to take,
6. Assist in avoiding actions or statements that might harm your case,
7. Manage interactions with insurance companies,
8. Prevent you from accepting a settlement that doesn’t serve your interests,
9. Represent you in legal proceedings, including the collection of documents, interviewing witnesses, and securing expert testimony in medical, legal, and financial matters, and
10. Secure the highest possible compensation for your injuries.

No-Fault/PIP (Personal Injury Protection) insurance is a mandatory coverage that pays for a portion of your medical expenses if you are involved in an accident. PIP provides primary coverage in an accident irrespective of fault. If you sustain permanent injuries, our team at Levin Litigation can assist in pursuing compensation from all potential sources. Our team of Florida car accident attorneys has extensive experience in negotiating accident settlements. We are dedicated to maximizing your PIP benefits and ensuring you receive the necessary treatments to aid in your recovery. Guiding you through your recovery using our in-depth understanding of No-Fault/PIP laws is our foremost commitment.

This is naturally a common concern for everyone. However, the answer depends on several factors and cannot be definitively provided without detailed information. The potential recovery amount is influenced by the specifics of the accident, the severity of your injuries, and both the immediate and long-term repercussions of those injuries.

Factors that might affect your compensation include lost wages, property damage, the injuries incurred, anticipated future medical costs, and pain and suffering. The compensation amount is usually agreed upon in a settlement with the insurance company or decided by a jury. Clearly, the more we learn about your situation, the more precisely our Florida car accident attorneys can estimate the potential recovery.

From the outset, Levin Litigation prioritizes your needs. We aim to understand your experience to effectively pursue just compensation for you. Given that serious accidents can profoundly alter lives, we adopt a tailored approach for each case. In your first meeting, our goal is to gather sufficient information to provide you with accurate legal advice. The more details you provide about your situation, the better equipped we are to assist you.

During your initial visit, our dedicated attorneys start crafting a strategy aimed at securing your financial recovery. During these challenging times, you can count on our skilled team to manage any legal hurdles. While every case is unique, Levin Litigation is committed to exploring your options and safeguarding your interests throughout the process.

The duration of a case generally varies based on specific circumstances. One key factor we consider when estimating how long a case might take is the severity of your injuries. The timeline of your case is closely linked to the progress of your physical recovery. For instance, if you require surgery or ongoing physical therapy, these factors will influence both the duration of your case and the potential compensation you might receive. Each case is different, and some may extend longer, particularly if a trial becomes necessary.

After your doctor has provided a final post-treatment evaluation, we will send a demand letter to the insurance company to start the settlement negotiation process. If a fair settlement is reached with the at-fault party, going to court might not be necessary. However, if the offer falls short of what you deserve, we are prepared to take your case to trial. Pursuing justice in your case can be challenging, but our team is equipped and ready to face these challenges head-on.