Sarasota Personal Injury Lawyer
You break it, you buy it. This simple responsibility principle, which most of us are familiar with, applies in China shops and in civil courts. When people negligently break items in China shops, they must pay compensation. Likewise, when a person negligently injures another person, that tortfeasor (negligent actor) must pay compensation. The compensation in a personal injury case is higher because a person is worth much more than a coffee mug.
Despite what TV commercials imply, insurance companies do whatever it takes to help tortfeasors avoid this responsibility and deny compensation to victims. A Sarasota personal injury lawyer from Carman & Bevington, on the other hand, does whatever it takes to obtain the compensation injury victims need and deserve. In most cases, our legal team settles these matters out of court.
Types of Personal Injury Cases
The duty of care, which is the foundation of a negligence case, is based on another familiar principle from the story of the Good Samaritan. This man went out of his way to help an injured traveler. Florida law imposes the same responsibility on people in everyday situations as follows:
These incidents cause serious injuries that, in most cases, cost at least $3,000 a day to treat. At that rate, the cost adds up quickly. Furthermore, there is no guarantee that the treating physician will be familiar with the victim’s specific injuries.
A Sarasota personal injury lawyer connects personal injury victims with doctors who focus on injury-related conditions. As a bonus, these doctors charge nothing upfront for their professional services, at least in most cases.
Our Approach
No Sarasota personal injury lawyer can guarantee results. But at Carman & Bevington, we guarantee our work in two very important respects.
First, we pledge to work diligently for our clients. We understand how badly they need compensation and justice. Many members of our professional team have gone through personal injury cases as well.
This work includes evidence collection and legal analysis. Evidence in a personal injury claim includes witness statements, medical bills, and the police accident report. Electronic evidence, such as security video footage, is usually important as well. Legal analysis isn’t easy, as the law is constantly changing. But we keep abreast of these changes.
Second, we pledge to communicate openly so our clients are never in the dark. Communication is a two-way street. When you have a question or comment, your lawyer, not a legal assistant, addresses it. Furthermore, we do not wait for you to call us. We reach out to you to share important developments in your case.
Contact an Experienced Sarasota County Injury Attorney Today
Injury victims are entitled to substantial compensation. For a free consultation with an experienced personal injury lawyer in Sarasota, contact Carman, Bevington & Finegan, P.A. We do not charge upfront legal fees in these matters.