Springfield Third-Party Liability Claims Lawyer
When you face the stress of a serious disability — whether your own or that of a family member — it is difficult to visualize a future without constant worry. In this incredibly difficult and uncertain time, you must complete complex insurance documents and somehow manage to keep a clear view of all your legal rights. One of your important legal rights is to seek damages from anyone who caused your injury or worsened your condition through their negligence.
When disability or serious illness strikes, the most important, valuable step you take may be deciding to contact Attorney Terry Low. He will take the time to understand all of the circumstances associated with the injury or illness that prevents you from continuing to work.
Even at Work, at Personal Injury May Result From Negligence
Terry Low has counseled and represented many people who did not recognize they had a valid third-party claims or workers' compensation cases. His extensive experience in negotiating personal injury settlements — and with trying these cases when necessary — often becomes extremely valuable to clients, as when:
- Third-party liability for negligence is revealed while Mr. Low and a client are discussing the nature and circumstances of the clients' incapacity in order to prepare claims for employer-based disability insurance, workers' compensation, or Social Security disability benefits
- It becomes clear that a medical provider caring for the disabled individual has committed medical malpractice, such as by failure to diagnose or coming to an incorrect diagnosis of a workplace injury, or by failing to adhere to applicable standards of care
- A client is denied benefits initially or altogether because a previous attorney committed malpractice
Although many lawyers handle personal injury and third-party claims, few take a whole-client approach to disability planning. One major advantage of this comprehensive approach is that each client receives personal attention while examining all aspects of his or her financial future with a disability. This includes filing and substantiating disability insurance claims and also looking at other valid, legal opportunities to obtain compensation and support.
If you or a family member is preparing to file disability insurance claims for an incapacity that may also involve a personal injury lawsuit or other third-party claim, contact attorney Terry Low for a free case evaluation.
