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If you have the right proof to show the insurance carrier or to offer into evidence in court you can be reimbursed for your loss of income or loss of personal leave benefits. The treating doctor must prescribe you to be off work and your employer must confirm the amount of pay you have loss…
If you have a qualified medical specialist give a written opinion that you will need future medical treatment and estimates the cost of the treatment you should be able to recovery for your estimated future medical costs. Insurance companies and juries will value future medical expenses differently than medical treatment and expenses that you have…
There is no fixed amount for how much a personal injury case is worth; each individual case is different, involving a complex mix of facts and circumstances that led to the injury and contributed to the damages it caused. In your initial consultation, Monty L. Cain will discuss the specifics of your case with you, determine…
If you have been involved in an accident involving an automobile, car, truck, motorcycle, or slip and fall, an experienced personal injury lawyer can assess the possible claims that can be filed, investigate all critical factual or legal issues, and negotiate with the opposing party and his or her insurance company. A lawyer is also…
A variety of factors can affect how long a personal injury case may take, such as the complexity of the issues, the seriousness of the injury, and the specific circumstances affecting your case. At Cain Law, we work diligently to ensure that your case is resolved as quickly and efficiently as possible.
At Cain Law, we accept all cases on a contingency fee basis. This means that if you do not receive a settlement or judgment in your favor, then you will not be charged attorney’s fees. For additional questions about our fees, contact us today.
Generally, plaintiffs have a certain period of time from the time of the accident or discovery of the injury to file a personal injury claim. This period of time is known as the ‘statute of limitations’. According to Oklahoma Statutes Section 12-95, subdivision (A)(3), in most circumstances the statute of limitations is a period of up…