Will My Personal Injury or Workers' Comp Case Go to Trial?

Ft. Collins Accident Injury and Workers' Compensation Lawyer for Larimer County

When you are injured in an auto accident or workplace accident due to someone else's negligence, you deserve compensation for the medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering you endure as a result. You can do this by pursuing a personal injury lawsuit with adept legal representation from Hoggatt Law Office, P.C.

Many accident victims want to know – if you file a personal injury suit, will it likely go to trial?

Personal Injury Accident Claims

The likelihood you will end up in a courtroom is far greater for workers' compensation cases because workers' comp insurance carriers are notorious for denying claims, which forces litigation. The odds of going to court for a jury trial are minimal for car accidents, as most are settled out of court prior to trial.

Regardless of the type of injury case you have, Hoggatt Law Office, P.C. will pursue the best possible result. Whether that means a pre-trial settlement or full courtroom litigation, we are fully prepared for either scenario. We have secured millions of dollars for our clients in settlements and judgments, including $2.5 million for car accident victims in a single year, and that same amount for a lone workers' comp case.

Contact a Fort Collins Personal Injury Attorney

At Hoggatt Law Office, P.C., we fight for clients who have suffered due to the negligent actions of others. You should not have to see your financial stability reduced because of a serious injury caused by someone else, whether in an auto accident or due to unsafe working conditions. For help, set up a free consultation with a Larimer County injury lawyer. Contact us today at 970-225-2190. We also serve Loveland, Windsor, Greeley, Weld County, Longmont, Boulder, and Boulder County.