As you take a walk in your own neighborhood, a dog chases you down resulting in a vicious bite. You’re at a grocery store walking down an aisle and find yourself on the floor after slipping on spilled liquid. There are so many times you might find yourself acquiring an injury that is a result of the negligence of another party. Other injuries might range from medical malpractice, nursing home abuse and airplane accidents. Are your injuries, resulting medical bills, and lost time from work your responsibility? In personal injury cases, it is essential to thoroughly investigate the accident, preserve relevant evidence, and enable a qualified physician to fully evaluate your injuries. With more than 50 years of collective legal experience, our Texas personal injury attorneys have the knowledge, experience, and advocacy skills to effectively represent your interests.
Most victims don’t have the knowledge required to bring a case against a property owner or negligent party. You need to prove your case and know how to defend yourself against the incoming allegations that contributed to your accident. Here at Negem & Worthington, our attorneys have the experience to guide you through the entire filing and recovery process. We handle the paperwork and the deadlines so you can focus on healing and putting your life back together. Personal injury cases can take from a few months to years to be resolved depending on whether the case settles or goes to trial.
We help Tyler injury victims bring claims related to:
Attempting to negotiate with insurance companies or commercial defendants on you own puts you at a disadvantage. The attorneys at Negem & Worthington are resolute in the pursuit of compensation for our clients. We fight in settlement negotiations and a trial to get you the damage award that you deserve after an accident.
Damage to the spinal cord resulting in what is classified as a complete injury often results in the diminishing of nerve sensation and movement depending on the severity. This injury is defined as paralysis. The victim of this type of injury must deal with physical limitations for the rest of their lives. These limitations often hamper their financial wellbeing as well.
With larger impacts, damaging compression of the spine and spinal cord could lead to broken bones or nerve damage. This type of injury can be a precursor to extensive medical and rehabilitation costs resulting in an impact of the victim’s quality of life for the foreseeable future.
