Laura Zois writes on the Maryland Accident Lawyer Blog about the search for the elusive car accident settlement calculator. Sneak preview: there is a formula but no calculator.
March 2011 Archives
I was talking to a potential client today who suffered a pretty serious car accident while already facing some existing challenges. I help people for a living. So I like being able to tell people in trouble, "I got this. We can solve your problems."
I can't do this on property damage cases. The reality is the law is such that more often than not, injury victims with significant property damage or a total loss to their vehicle are going to get a raw deal. Our lawyers can often turn that raw deal into a medium-rare deal (or something like that). But with respect to the property damage, if justice is getting the car back to where it was before the accident, injustice will outperform justice.
Our website provides a lot of advice on property damage claims. But keep in mind: our firm handles only (serious) personal injury claims. So even if you have the world's best property damage case, our lawyers will not be able to help you if you are not hurt. But if you have a question about a property damage claim, you can email me at ronmiller@millerandzois.com. We often help people that we will never have occasion to represent.
