Did your accident involve a food delivery vehicle? Seeking compensation might be more complex than in other kinds of legal cases. Our Albany car accident lawyers can review your situation and figure out the best way to pursue damages for your lost wages, medical bills, and pain and suffering.
At Bader Law Injury Lawyers, we are proud to provide consistent, reliable support to our clients: we respond to all client calls within 48 hours, so you are always updated and informed about what our Albany food delivery car accident lawyers are doing for you. Call today to find out more.
Seeking Damages for Your Auto Accident
Your crash injuries could end up costing you a great deal in:
- Lost wages and benefits
- Lost earning capacity
- Medical expenses
- Property damage
You deserve financial compensation for all of these losses, and Bader Law is eager to pursue them for you. However, these are not the only damages you should seek reimbursement for. Car crashes often result in physical and emotional harm as well, such as:
- Pain and suffering
- Disability
- Disfigurement
- Reduced quality of life
These losses could end up having just as great an impact—if not a bigger one—on your life than your financial losses. Let our Albany food delivery car accident attorneys fight for all of the damages you need: financial, physical, and psychological.
Is it Difficult to Get Compensation for a Car Accident?
The process of pursuing compensation often sounds straightforward on paper: you file a claim against the at-fault party and negotiate until their insurance company agrees to pay a fair amount for your losses. Unfortunately, the insurer may deliberately try to delay or complicate your case by:
- Offering less money than your case is worth
- Pushing you to accept their initial offer and refusing to negotiate for more
- Denying that their client caused your injuries
- Blaming you for the accident or saying your injuries were caused by an unrelated event
Our legal team is very familiar with these and other tactics the insurance company might try. We can protect you by speaking with the insurer on your behalf and telling you if their settlement offers are fair before you decide whether or not to accept one.
Whether your accident happened in Avondale, Westover, Woodland Acres, or any other part of the city, our food delivery accident lawyers in Albany are ready to fight for you. Call Bader Law now for a free consultation.
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How We Handle Food Delivery Accident Cases
Each case is different, so our legal team always takes the time to understand what each of our clients is facing and what a successful outcome would look like for them. An Albany personal injury lawyer from our firm can:
- Build your casefile by collecting all available evidence, including video footage, Albany Police Department reports, and witness statements
- Identify all liable parties whose negligence contributed to your crash (these are the parties who may owe you a settlement)
- Get in touch with the liable party’s insurance company and handle all communications with them on your behalf
- Determine whether we should try to negotiate a settlement or take your case to trial
Along the way, our Albany lawyers always make time to keep our clients updated on what we are doing and address any questions or concerns they have about the legal process.
We Know How to Handle Reluctant Insurance Companies
The at-fault party’s insurer might try to get you to accept less money than you really deserve. We know this because our founder, Seth Bader, used to work for insurance companies.
With our insider’s perspective on how insurers investigate and approach cases like yours, we are better able to prepare for any obstacles they try to put in your path and to protect your right to fair compensation.
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Can I Sue a Food Delivery Driver for My Accident?
While you may have the right to sue the driver individually, there are several factors to take into consideration first:
- Do you have to file a lawsuit? In many cases, we can settle out of court before it comes to that.
- Can you sue the company instead? Corporations tend to have larger insurance policies than individual drivers.
- Is the driver really responsible for the crash? Driver error is the main cause of most accidents, but in rare cases, the driver does everything right and someone else—such as a vehicle manufacturer or delivery company—is liable instead.
For these reasons, suing a food delivery driver is not always your only—or even the best—option. Before taking any legal action, it is a good idea to consult with our team. We can investigate your case and then tell you who is responsible and what options are available for seeking compensation from them.
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What Is the Statute of Limitations for Accidents in Albany?
You typically have two years to file a lawsuit in Georgia. This means you have two years to identify the liable party, build a case against them, and file the paperwork to officially begin your suit.
You should also keep in mind that there are some situations where this statute does not apply and you will have less (or, possibly, more) time to file your case. Do not put your case at risk by unnecessarily delaying it: let Bader Law Injury Lawyers get started as soon as possible.
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Pay Nothing Up Front to Hire Our Albany Food Delivery Car Accident Attorneys
Call Bader Law today for a free case review with a member of our team. As part of our guarantee to you, you will pay no attorneys’ fees until we win. That is how confident we are that our Albany food delivery car accident lawyers can get the job done.
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