Southington Car Accident Attorneys

Recovering Compensation for Injured Drivers & Passengers

Medical care is the first priority following a car accident, regardless of the severity of the injuries suffered. However, while accident victims seek immediate treatment, insurance adjusters are often calling them to gather information and rush them into settling a claim.

Insurance companies are in the business of making money and are not looking out for your interests. Providing them any information may undermine your legal claim for compensation.

It is worth repeating: The goal of insurance companies is to minimize compensation for people who have been injured in accidents. Their tactics should not be underestimated. The objective of our legal team is to act on your behalf and obtain a fair, just, and reasonable settlement or jury award for your medical expenses, lost income, pain, and suffering.

Handling All Types of Auto Accidents in Hartford, Bristol, & Beyond

While negotiated settlements can be viable options in resolving car accident claims, trial can often provide the most favorable outcome in maximizing personal injury compensation. At our firm, we prepare all personal injury cases for trial in the event that negotiations fail.

Over the years, we have recovered millions of dollars for those who were injured in all types of car crashes, including:

• Rear-end collisions
• Head-on collisions
• T-bone accidents
• Drunk driving accidents
• Rollovers
• Accidents with uninsured/underinsured motorists

Building compelling cases requires deep analysis of evidence from the accident scene, police reports, and medical records. It also requires testimony from accident reconstruction specialists and other experts whose opinions are valuable to a jury.

Our Southington car accident attorneys’ thoroughness in cases and their dedication to securing maximum compensation often lead to favorable settlements. However, when trials can achieve the best outcome, we do not hesitate to present a strong case before a judge and jury.