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Actual Case Results
Our attorneys have represented hundreds of accident and injury victims collecting millions in damages. While the results obtained depend on the facts of each case, here are some examples of amounts actually received by our clients.
Common Questions asked by Accident Victims
Do I need an attorney?
Personal injury and serious accident cases can be very complex. While in recovery, you need an advocate to gather vital evidence and facts that will help preserve your claim for benefits and compensation. The attorneys and legal staff at Smith Wilson Law Firm have the experience needed to investigate and determine the long term consequences of a serious accident.
Who is responsible for my accident?
Responsibility depends on the circumstances of an accident. In simple situations, a single driver may be clearly at fault. In more complex situations, there may be multiple drivers, vehicle manufacturers, component manufacturers or even vehicle maintenance providers involved in the responsibility of a serious truck or auto accident.
How much is my case worth?
Many factors determine the amount of compensation, if any, an accident victim can receive. The severity of the accident, who is responsible, the responsible party's ability to pay, and the amount of physical, mental, and emotional damage that were caused by the accident are all influential in determining the settlement or trial verdict in an accident case.
Traumatic Brain & Spinal Injuries
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Why choose Smith Wilson Law Firm?
Working with an experienced attorney makes all the difference.
With over 70 years of combined experience, the attorneys at Smith Wilson Law Firm are prepared to aggressively handle each and every case. We work passionately for every single client that we represent. Our staff not only provides exceptional legal services, but we also strive to educate our clients about the legal system that governs the outcome of their individual case.