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Have You Been Injured in a Personal Injury Accident?
The attorneys at Kats, Jamison & Associates are experienced in assisting victims and families with recovering the financial compensation they deserve. We will review your case thoroughly, investigating all evidence regarding the cause of the accident, and will interview witnesses and experts as necessary.
Our personal injury attorneys will identify all possible sources of compensation and will work to ensure that victims and their families receive the maximum settlement, including compensation for lost wages, medical expenses, and pain and suffering. Our attorneys are experienced in handling complex personal injury cases. Let our experience speak for you.
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If you are physically and/or emotionally injured because someone else was negligent, you may have a personal injury case. Being negligent means a person or organization is at fault at least in part for causing injury and or death. Our goal is to clearly define liability on behalf of our personal injury victims. Personal injury law can include many types of accidents such as: truck accidents, car accidents, motorcycle accidents, medical malpractice, pharmaceutical negligence, wrongful death, birth, and neonatal injuries, and child abuse.
Liability is defined as the state of being responsible for something, especially by law. People, companies, and governments can be held responsible for negligence. If you are injured and believe someone is responsible for your injury – they may be liable for this injury, therefore responsible for any cost associated with your injury.
In many instances, we are able to reach a settlement without going to trial. Typically this is done through the process of mediation. If we cannot reach fair compensation, via mediation – we will go to trial.
Mediation is a process where each side of a case agrees to use a neutral third party to try to resolve the claim without going to trial. It’s important to know how personal injury mediation works. Mediation can be voluntary between two parties, but most often mediation is mandatory before a judge will allow your case to go to trial. If your case is sent to mediation, then your attorney and the insurance defense attorney will try to agree on who to use as the mediator. The mediator is the neutral third party. Both parties agree on a date, time, location, and mediator.
A good mediator addresses the weaknesses of each side and suggests making compromises. Mediators explain to the plaintiff why they should lower their demand and encourage the defense to raise their offer. A fair mediator asks questions throughout the process to allow each side to re-evaluate their position. Essentially, the mediator will go back and forth between each party until a settlement is reached.
When a settlement is reached, the parties will sign a written agreement defining the terms of the settlement agreement. Then the attorneys will prepare the necessary paperwork to file with the court to pay the claim. Then, the plaintiff’s client signs a release agreeing that the case is over. If a settlement is not reached, then typically the case will go to trial.
Most victims of a personal injury worry about how they will pay their medical bills. There are different answers to this question depending on your case. Your auto or health insurance may cover your medical costs, or you may have to rely on another party’s insurance carrier. In any case, the best course of action is to speak with an attorney at Kats, Jamison & Associates to discuss your personal injury case. Our initial consultations are completely free.
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Personal injury accidents can happen anywhere, even when we least expect them. From a traumatic car accident on Interstate 95 to a slip and fall accident at a shopping center in Feasterville, from a severe skateboarding accident in a local park to being struck by a vehicle while jaywalking, personal injuries can be serious and life-threatening. Even recreational activities like jogging can lead to significant injuries when caused by a distracted driver, poorly maintained sidewalks, or other hazardous conditions. At Kats, Jamison & Associates, we understand how difficult life can be after suffering the physical, emotional, and financial harm following a serious accident.
At Kats, Jamison & Associates, we handle a wide variety of personal injury claims and lawsuits. We can give you the knowledge you need to plan your future following any type of accident, whether it is a car accident, truck accident, motorcycle accident, skateboard injury, pedestrian accident, or another type of incident. Our local personal injury attorney can speak to you today. Our office is located at 1 Bustleton Pike, Feasterville, PA 19053. We can visit you at your home or in the hospital anywhere in the Tri-State area.
You should not be suffering alone. A capable personal attorney is just a phone call away. Just call 215-396-9001. You should be compensated for the suffering you have had to endure.
Our firm’s extensive experience pursuing personal injury cases will work to your advantage. We are well-versed in all areas of the process, including investigating cases, negotiating with insurance companies, and taking cases to trial when necessary. We also speak many different languages and are ready to help you.
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If you, your family member or a loved one is suffering from an injury which was caused by another party’s negligence, then you could experience a variety of physical and financial damages including, but not limited to: Broken Bones, Burn Injuries, Loss of Limbs, Loss of Mobility, Nerve Damage, Spinal Cord Injuries, and Scarring and Disfigurement – Additionally, there are a variety of other short and long-term financial issues to consider including unaffordable medical bills, lost wages, and loss of potential future income. Recovering from serious injuries can often become a long and tedious process. However, an experienced, knowledgeable Personal Injury Attorney can help you obtain a reasonable Personal Injury settlement based on the damages you incurred following your accident.
Animal Bites – Have you been bitten by a cat, dog, or other animals in Bucks County, Montgomery County, or Northeast Philadelphia? If so, please click here to learn more information about animal bite personal injury cases.
Defective/unsafe Products – We as consumers have the right to assume that the products we purchase and use will not harm ourselves or our loved ones. However, sometimes safety standards and quality control are not fully intact at certain manufacturers, and this could cause serious injury or even in some cases, death. If a defective product has injured you, please consult with our experienced attorneys about filing a product liability claim.
Slip-and-Fall Accidents – Have you slipped and fallen on public or private property due to another party’s negligence or lack of maintenance? To learn more about Slip and Fall cases, please click here.
Workplace Injury – Any type of work-related injury is covered by workman’s compensation insurance that every employer is required to provide. If your
Filing Your Lawsuit Within the Statute of Limitations – It is very important to file your personal injury case within the statute of limitations. For almost all personal injury claims, Pennsylvania law has a 2-year statute of limitations. In most cases, you have two years from the date of your injury to file a lawsuit.
Time is of the essence, if you do not file your claim within two years, you may lose your eligibility to seek compensation. This is why it’s important to discuss your case with an aggressive personal injury attorney in Feasterville as soon as possible.
Categories of Damages You May Be Eligible to Receive – If you are hurt due to another party’s negligence, you may be able to recover both compensatory and punitive damages. These are the two types of compensatory damages, which compensate a plaintiff for his or her losses: economic and non-economic damages. Economic damages compensate for specific monetary losses (such as medical bills), while non-economic damages compensate for intangible losses, such as pain and suffering. We also calculate the future projected cost of medical care that you will need due to your injuries.
Punitive damages are used as a deterrent to punish the defendant based on behavior. While compensatory damages provide compensation for a victim, punitive damages are aimed at penalizing the defendant. When a defendant’s negligence or wrongful act was especially appalling, a jury may award punitive damages to the plaintiff in order to punish the defendant.
Comparative Negligence Within Pennsylvania Law – If you are partially to blame for the injuries you sustained, there is still a possibility that you can seek a personal injury claim. However, your recovery value will most likely be reduced by the decision of the jury.
Pennsylvania law has what is known as a “modified comparative negligence” rule. This statute explains that as long as you are less than 50 percent to blame for the accident, you can still recover damages from the defendant. However, your recovery will be reduced by the percentage decided upon by a jury.
For instance, if your slip and fall injuries were more severe because you were running through a shopping center, a jury might decide that you were 20 percent to blame for your injuries. If the jury awarded $50,000 in damages, that award would be reduced by your liability percentage (20 percent of $50,000, which equals $10,000). In this case, you would receive $40,000.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Personal Injury
If you are physically and/or emotionally injured because someone else was negligent, you may have a personal injury case. Being negligent means a person or organization is at fault at least in part for causing injury and or death. Our goal is to clearly define liability on behalf of our personal injury victims. Personal injury law can include many types of accidents such as: truck accidents, car accidents, motorcycle accidents, medical malpractice, pharmaceutical negligence, wrongful death, birth, and neonatal injuries, and child abuse.
Liability is defined as the state of being responsible for something, especially by law. People, companies, and governments can be held responsible for negligence. If you are injured and believe someone is responsible for your injury – they may be liable for this injury, therefore responsible for any cost associated with your injury.
In many instances, we are able to reach a settlement without going to trial. Typically this is done through the process of mediation. If we cannot reach fair compensation, via mediation – we will go to trial.
Mediation is a process where each side of a case agrees to use a neutral third party to try to resolve the claim without going to trial. It’s important to know how personal injury mediation works. Mediation can be voluntary between two parties, but most often mediation is mandatory before a judge will allow your case to go to trial. If your case is sent to mediation, then your attorney and the insurance defense attorney will try to agree on who to use as the mediator. The mediator is the neutral third party. Both parties agree on a date, time, location, and mediator.
A good mediator addresses the weaknesses of each side and suggests making compromises. Mediators explain to the plaintiff why they should lower their demand and encourage the defense to raise their offer. A fair mediator asks questions throughout the process to allow each side to re-evaluate their position. Essentially, the mediator will go back and forth between each party until a settlement is reached.
When a settlement is reached, the parties will sign a written agreement defining the terms of the settlement agreement. Then the attorneys will prepare the necessary paperwork to file with the court to pay the claim. Then, the plaintiff’s client signs a release agreeing that the case is over. If a settlement is not reached, then typically the case will go to trial.
Most victims of a personal injury worry about how they will pay their medical bills. There are different answers to this question depending on your case. Your auto or health insurance may cover your medical costs, or you may have to rely on another party’s insurance carrier. In any case, the best course of action is to speak with an attorney at Kats, Jamison & Associates to discuss your personal injury case. Our initial consultations are completely free.
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able to get me a quick recovery for the property damages to my car. They worked with my doctors to
make sure I received the best medical care. All my medical bills were paid through the automobile
insurance policies and my lawyers made sure it was all done properly. They explained to me the process of the settlement and litigation and once the offer
was received it was communicated to me immediately. I was extremely happy with the result
of my case.”
From the start Marina set up an appointment for me to see a neurologist when no one was willing to see me. When I needed help or had questions she and
Barb were always there to answer mine and my
moms questions, to help fill out paperwork, and to
get me the benefits I needed. Everyone there was
extremely helpful and nice. They were patient and
attentive to all of my needs and looked out for my
best interests until the end. I’m glad to have met
them and thankful to them.”
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