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Unfortunately, accidents caused by the negligence of others all too often lead to personal injuries. And, in the United States, accidents happen on a daily basis. Personal injury can result from vehicle accidents (cars, motorcycles, and trucks), work-related accidents, slip and fall accidents, defective products, improperly maintained property and more.
In 2023, the United States experienced significant costs and fatalities related to motor vehicle crashes. The National Safety Council (NSC) reported that over 44,000 lives were lost in traffic accidents nationwide, a troubling public health issue despite a slight decrease from previous years. The economic burden of these crashes is also immense, with costs related to medical expenses, lost productivity, and property damage totaling billions annually.
Additionally, workplace injuries remain a critical concern. Around 1.8 million workers required emergency treatment for non-fatal injuries in 2023, with industries such as construction, transportation, and agriculture seeing the highest rates of both fatal and non-fatal incidents. The most dangerous accidents, like those involving motor vehicles and falls, contribute heavily to the financial toll, with the average cost per incident ranging from $41,000 to over $85,000, depending on the type of injury.
Personal injury incidents can have a lasting impact on individuals’ physical and mental health, employment, and overall well-being, underscoring the seriousness of addressing these issues on both individual and systemic levels.
How Strong are Your Chances to Win in Court with a Personal Injury Lawyer?
No two personal injury cases are exactly the same. However, it takes years of experience to become a good litigator. It is therefore to your benefit to work with a skilled personal injury attorney to analyze your case and be willing to take the legal battle to the courtroom if necessary. Consultations at Maxx Compensation are always free. This allows you to discuss the facts of your case with an experienced attorney who will provide you with an evaluation of the strengths and weaknesses of your claim.
Do Personal Injury Lawyers take on Unusual Cases?
Yes. All personal injury cases are unique. Our job is to identify and analyze all of the facts in your case; evaluate how the law can apply favorably to your case, and to seek maximum recovery for you and your family.
No Recovery, No Fee
Attorneys at Maxx Compensation work on a contingent fee basis for most personal injury cases in the United States. In a contingent-fee arrangement, you do not pay any attorney fees or a retainer amount to Maxx Compensation. Our firm will pay all costs associated with pursuing your claim, including costs for experts, investigations, and litigation. We recover our fees only if you successfully recover compensation for your damages, and Maxx Compensation will only recoup expenses paid if you collect money for your case.
Contact Maxx Compensation today at 877-4-Maxx Law or 877-462-9952 to schedule your free personal injury consultation. Maxx Compensation serves clients throughout the United States.
Experience You Can Trust
The members of our legal team are dedicated and serve as compassionate advocates for our clients – protecting their rights while providing a high level of personalized attention. It is the firm’s mission to maximize your recovery while keeping you informed every step of the way.
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Initial consultations on all injury cases are complimentary. There are no attorney fees on personal injury cases unless you receive a settlement or a favorable verdict in your case. There is no risk or obligation to you to contact us today for your free consultation.
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