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The statute of limitations varies depending on the type of case and jurisdiction:

• Personal Injury Cases: Generally 2 years from the date of the injury or accident.

• Workplace Injuries: Varies by state, but typically 1-3 years.

• Medical Malpractice: Often 1-3 years, but some states have shorter deadlines.

• Wrongful Death: Usually 2-3 years from the date of death.

It’s crucial to act quickly, as missing the deadline can bar you from filing a claim. Contact us immediately to ensure your case is filed on time.

To evaluate your case and begin the legal process, we’ll need:

• Accident Details: Date, time, location, and description of the incident.

• Medical Records: Documentation of injuries, treatments, and diagnoses.

• Insurance Information: Your policy details and any correspondence with insurers.

• Evidence: Photos, videos, witness statements, police reports, or accident reports.

• Financial Impact: Proof of lost wages, medical bills, and other expenses.

We’ll guide you through gathering this information during your free consultation.

4. What types of injury cases does your firm work on?

Al Masar Law Offices handles a wide range of personal injury and accident cases, including:

• Car Accidents: Collisions, drunk driving, and hit-and-run cases.

• Workplace Injuries: Construction accidents, slips and falls, and workers’ compensation claims.

• Medical Malpractice: Surgical errors, misdiagnosis, and birth injuries.

• Slip and Fall: Premises liability cases involving unsafe properties.

• Product Liability: Injuries caused by defective or dangerous products.

• Wrongful Death: Claims arising from fatal accidents or negligence.

• Insurance Disputes: Denied or undervalued claims.

No matter the type of injury, we’re here to fight for your rights and fair compensation.

What is my personal injury or insurance claim worth?

The value of your claim depends on several factors, including:

• Medical Expenses: Past and future treatment costs.

• Lost Wages: Income lost due to the injury or recovery time.

• Pain and Suffering: Physical and emotional distress caused by the injury.

• Property Damage: Repairs or replacement of damaged property (e.g., vehicles).

• Punitive Damages: In cases of gross negligence or intentional harm.

Every case is unique, so we’ll assess the specifics of your situation to determine a fair estimate. During your free consultation, we’ll provide an initial evaluation and outline the potential compensation you may be entitled to.