A car accident can create problems that extend well beyond the scene of the collision. Injuries may require weeks or months of treatment, your vehicle may need extensive repairs, and time away from work can put pressure on your finances. Dealing with insurance companies on top of everything else can make an already difficult situation even harder.
At Biggs & Greenslade, our Plano car accident lawyers represent people who have been injured because another driver was careless, reckless, or negligent. We investigate the circumstances of the crash, handle communications with insurers, and work to build a claim that accounts for the full impact of your injuries.
You should be able to focus on recovering, not fighting with insurance companies.
Kenneth Biggs is a former U.S. Marine and prosecutor who brings extensive courtroom experience to personal injury litigation. He approaches each case with careful preparation and a determination to protect the interests of injured clients.
Before representing accident victims, John Greenslade worked on the insurance defense side. That experience gives him insight into the strategies insurers may use when evaluating and negotiating claims.
Annie Northcutt brings litigation experience and a thoughtful approach to representing people facing difficult circumstances. She works closely with clients to develop well-prepared cases and provide straightforward legal guidance.
Morgan Broyles combines litigation experience with a client-focused approach to personal injury representation. She helps clients understand their legal options while making sure important details of their claims receive the attention they deserve.
Not every fender-bender requires an attorney. If there are no injuries and the insurance companies agree about what happened, you may be able to resolve the matter yourself.
The situation can be very different when someone is injured, extensive property damage is involved, or there are disputes about who’s at fault. Medical expenses, lost income, disputed liability, and questions about future treatment can make it difficult to determine what your claim is actually worth. An early settlement may also fail to account for problems that become apparent later in your recovery.
An attorney can investigate the collision, preserve relevant evidence, assess your losses, and handle negotiations on your behalf. At Biggs & Greenslade, we work to make sure the insurance company considers the complete picture before you make decisions about your claim.
Emergency care is often only the beginning. Compensation may cover hospital treatment, physician visits, medications, physical therapy, rehabilitation, surgeries, and other necessary care connected to your injuries.
An accident can affect your paycheck immediately. We can pursue compensation for income you have already lost and, when appropriate, diminished earning capacity caused by your injuries.
Your vehicle may require repairs or replacement following a collision. A claim may also account for other personal property damaged in the accident.
Some injuries continue creating expenses long after the initial accident. We consider anticipated medical treatment, rehabilitation, and other future financial consequences when evaluating your claim.
A serious injury can permanently change how you work, move, or perform everyday activities. If your condition results in lasting limitations or disability, those consequences may factor into your recovery.
The effects of a crash aren't always easy to put on a receipt. Physical discomfort, emotional distress, mental anguish, and the loss of enjoyment of everyday activities may also be considered as part of your damages.
Getting appropriate medical attention should be your first priority. Keep your appointments, follow your treatment plan, and make sure your providers understand the injuries you experienced.
During your consultation, we'll listen to what happened and examine the circumstances surrounding the collision. This helps us determine whether another party may be legally responsible for your injuries.
Our team can collect crash reports, medical documentation, photographs, witness information, insurance records, and other evidence that can help establish liability and demonstrate your losses.
You shouldn't have to spend your recovery answering questions from adjusters or responding to settlement offers. We handle those communications and advocate for your interests during negotiations.
A case may end with a negotiated settlement, but settlement isn't the only option. If the insurer refuses to make a reasonable offer, we can prepare to take the matter to court.
Meeting with a lawyer doesn't have to be complicated. You'll have an opportunity to explain how your accident happened, describe your injuries, and discuss the problems you've experienced since the crash.
Our attorneys can review the available information, answer your questions, and explain what legal options may be available. If we take your case, we'll begin working on the claim and handling the legal process so you can concentrate on your recovery.
Biggs & Greenslade handles personal injury cases on a contingency fee basis. You don't pay attorney's fees at the beginning of your case, and our fee comes from compensation we recover on your behalf.
There isn't one timeline that applies to every accident. A straightforward claim may be resolved relatively quickly, while cases involving serious injuries, disputed fault, or substantial damages can take considerably longer.
When your injuries are significant, it may be important to understand the extent of your recovery before resolving the claim. Settling too early could leave future medical expenses or other losses unaccounted for.
Not necessarily. Many claims are resolved through negotiations without going to court. If the insurance company won't agree to a fair resolution, however, litigation may become necessary. We'll explain your options and prepare your case accordingly.
A settlement is an agreement that resolves your claim in exchange for negotiated compensation. Depending on the circumstances, the amount may account for medical expenses, lost income, property damage, pain and suffering, and other losses. We'll review any settlement offer with you before you decide whether to accept it.
A collision can leave you trying to put your life back together while an insurance company is already looking for ways to limit its financial responsibility. Having an experienced attorney on your side can help ensure your claim receives the attention it deserves.
Biggs & Greenslade represents car accident victims throughout Plano, TX. If another driver's negligence caused your injuries, contact us to discuss what happened and learn about your legal options.
Schedule your free consultation today.
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