Car accidents can change your life overnight. One moment, you can be driving to work, running errands, or heading home, then the next moment, you’re dealing with vehicle damage, serious injuries, and find yourself being rushed to the ER. After receiving immediate medical care, you then start the stressful process of filing a claim and arguing with the insurance company. If you’ve been hurt due to another party’s negligence or recklessness, you should call our Lewis County, WA car accident lawyer to see how we can help!
Lewis County can see its fair share of car accidents, including on busy highways, rural roads, and city streets. Often, these crashes are the result of issues like distracted driving, speeding and violating other traffic laws, driving while under the influence, and generally negligent behavior. No matter how careful you are when you jump behind the wheel of a car, you can’t control the actions of other drivers.
Car accident injuries can range in scope and severity. Minor injuries may include bruises, cuts, and a broken bone, while more serious injuries can include several bone fractures, whiplash, spinal cord damage, and even traumatic brain injuries. These more severe injuries can mean a long recovery time, resulting in thousands in medical debt. Besides medical debt, a car accident can leave a victim unable to work. Compensation can cover lost wages and medical expenses as well as other costs like emotional distress and pain and suffering.
Insurance companies don’t like to offer the maximum compensation for victims. Instead, insurance adjusters may only offer a low settlement that barely covers any of your medical expenses, let alone other factors like lost wages. Having our Lewis County car accident lawyer on your side can make a difference.
Car accidents can cause significant physical and emotional damage, which is why it’s pivotal to have our experienced attorney on your side!
Our founding attorney, Zach Herschensohn, likes to say that he “fights for you, as if it was me who got hurt!” He always approaches every case with the goal in mind to secure the maximum compensation for his clients. To date, he’s recovered millions in damages for his clients.
Zach Herschensohn earned his law degree in 2002 from St. John’s University School of Law in Jamaica, New York. Following his graduation, he founded our firm with a commitment to fighting for the rights of the injured. With more than two decades of legal experience, he brings experienced insights and strong defenses to every case he tackles.
Our law firm is proud to have many positive reviews and testimonials from satisfied clients. Clients appreciate how Zach is willing to answer every question, breaking down complicated legal concepts into digestible information.
Following a car accident, you have every legal right to seek compensation. Discover how our Lewis County car accident lawyer can help when you call us at Herschensohn Law Firm, PLLC!
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When you request your free consultation, Kent personal injury attorney Zach Herschensohn will listen to you, answer your questions, lay out your legal options, and give you down-to-earth legal advice.
When you work with our law office, there are no obligations, hidden fees, or fine print. It’s that simple.
Lawyer fees for car accident cases vary. Most work on a contingency basis, taking 25% to 40% of the settlement. Hourly rates might range from $100 to $500+. Additional costs like filing fees can apply. Free consultations help you understand the fee structure.
Most injury lawyers work on a contingency basis, taking 25% to 40% of the settlement or award. This means they’re only paid if they win your case.
In Florida, lawyers typically take a contingency fee of around 33% to 40% of the settlement amount in personal injury cases. This fee structure ensures they are paid only if your case is successful.
