If you or someone you love was injured in a car accident caused by a faulty vehicle or by a vehicle with faulty parts or components, you might have the basis of a personal injury lawsuit. It can be difficult to know who to pursue on your own.
Our team might be able to help you determine whether fault should be assigned to the at-fault vehicle’s manufacturer or designer. We might also be able to help you determine the appropriate next steps to ensure your Metairie lawsuit is prepared and filed on time.
When you are ready to put a Metairie defective design or manufacture of vehicles or vehicle components accident lawyer to work on helping you obtain financial compensation from the at-fault party, contact the personal injury team at Laborde Earles Injury Lawyers by calling (504) 777-7777 today.
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When you are involved in a car accident, you may be able to prove liability and seek compensation for your damages. When the accident was caused by the defective design or manufacture of the other involved vehicles or its components, proving negligence and assigning fault might be a much more difficult and involved process.
While that might be the case, the cause of your accident may not alter the time you have to file your personal injury lawsuit. According to Louisiana Civil Code (CC) §3492, you generally have one year to file your lawsuit. Failure to comply with the statute of limitations could result in an inability to seek the compensation you are entitled to due to neglect.
You can avoid this negative and costly consequence of filing your lawsuit later than the law allows. With early involvement, our team might be able to ensure your lawsuit is filed on time and your right to compensation from the at-fault driver is not put at risk.
For a free legal consultation with a vehicle components accident lawyer serving Metairie, call (337) 777-7777
Define the Value of Your Personal Injury Lawsuit
Defining the actual value of your personal injury lawsuit is a complex and complicated process. It can also be time-consuming because the expenses related to your injuries might come from a lot of different directions. This might require you to collect bills, receipts, documents, and other evidence of the cost of your injuries from a variety of outlets.
You might be entitled to recover economic damages, which might mean collecting and calculating bills from a number of healthcare facilities, physicians, multiple employers, and mechanics.
Your economic damages might include:
- Past and future medical expenses
- Past and future loss of income
- Property damage or destruction
You might also be entitled to recover non-economic damages. On your own, these might be difficult to calculate. Our team might help you assign a financial value to these intangible, non-economic damages:
- Mental and emotional distress
- Pain and suffering
- Physical impairment or disfigurement
When you are ready to compile the required documents to prove the cost of the accident, calculate your expenses, and assign an accurate value to your lawsuit, our team is here to help. We might also use the assigned value of your lawsuit to drive successful settlement negotiations.
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Our Personal Injury Team Might Help You Avoid a Lengthy Court Case
If you are injured and sustain property damage in a car accident in Metairie, our team might be able to help you negotiate a financial settlement. If we can agree on a settlement amount that is beneficial for both teams, we might be able to help you cover the cost of the accident while simultaneously avoiding the time and expense of a court case.
Once both sides review the evidence in your evidence file, we might all agree to start the process of settlement talks and negotiations. You will also make the final decision on a settlement agreement, but our team may help you carefully weigh the pros and cons of each offer you receive.
When you are ready to resolve your personal injury lawsuit without going to court, a Metairie defective design or manufacture of vehicles or vehicle components accident lawyer might be able to help you reach a favorable and mutually beneficial settlement agreement.
Contact the case assessment team at Laborde Earles Injury Lawyers by calling us at (504) 777-7777 to start valuing your lawsuit right away.
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Our Team May Help You Investigate the At-Fault Vehicle
Our team does not shy away from difficult cases, and we leave no stone unturned in the fight for financial recovery for our clients. Knowing your accident was caused by a vehicle defect or flaw is one thing—proving it is another. When our team goes to work on your lawsuit, we might hire independent investigators or automotive industry experts to help prove the vehicle defect that led to the accident.
We might also use additional tools, including National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) recall data and your mandatory crash report with car, driver, and accident details. A crash report is mandatory according to Louisiana Revised Statutes (RS) §32-398, if anyone was injured, fatally injured, or sustained significant property damage as a result of the collision.
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Resolve Your Lawsuit with Help From Our Team
Whether the cause of your car accident in Metairie was a design defect, manufacturing issue, or faulty vehicle component, you might have the basis of a personal injury lawsuit. If the accident resulted in physical and financial damage, our team might be able to help you resolve your lawsuit with a financial settlement that does not require you to pay out of your own pocket for another driver’s negligence.
When you are ready to resolve your financial compensation lawsuit, contact the personal injury team at Laborde Earles Injury Lawyers by calling (504) 777-7777. Put a Metairie defective design or manufacture of vehicles or vehicle components accident lawyer to work on your compensation lawsuit today.
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