At Dewey, Ramsay & Hunt, P.A., our Charlotte personal injury lawyers fight for each of our new clients just as we have while recovering millions of dollars for injury victims throughout North Carolina in past cases to ensure they can heal efficiently, and that their expenses are covered, and dignity restored.
We know being injured by another’s negligence is a complicated and confusing time and want to provide the legal clarity our clients need to make informed decisions about the direction of their cases.
Our leading personal injury attorneys in Charlotte represent clients throughout North Carolina who have been injured in:
At Dewey, Ramsay & Hunt, P.A., our injury lawyers believe in keeping our caseloads small, so we can handle each with a personalized approach, devoting the time and integrity our clients deserve to produce expedient maximum results.
What is the Difference Between Personal Injuries and Catastrophic Injuries?
The definition of a personal injury is a physical injury inflicted on a person’s body, as opposed to damage to property or reputation. According to the American Medical Association, the definition of a catastrophic injury is a severe injury to the spine, spinal cord, or spinal fractures, or to the skull or brain.
At Dewey, Ramsay, and Hunt, we identify catastrophic injuries as those that impact our clients’ livelihoods and overall quality of life, which may include amputations, paralysis, burns, scarring and disfigurement, and other permanent harm that changes their lives.
Like all personal injury cases, the extent of your injuries will dictate the financial recovery our Charlotte personal injury attorneys will help pursue on your behalf. The reality is, all injuries — personal or catastrophic — impact our clients’ lives in different ways, and each of those circumstances must be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. We can help, starting with a free consultation.
How Can I Afford a North Carolina Personal Injury Attorney If I Am Hurt and Out of Work?
At Dewey, Ramsay & Hunt, our Charlotte personal injury attorneys represent individuals and families throughout North Carolina on a contingency basis. This means if we do not win your case, you do not pay our legal fees. Period.
Partnering with our personal injury lawyers in Mecklenburg County means never paying any upfront, out-of-pocket costs. Once we have achieved a fair and just negotiated settlement or hard-fought jury verdict for your case, we will deduct our previously agreed-upon attorney fees from the resulting award. This means you will never have to worry about how your legal fees will be paid, and always know that we are fighting for the best outcome for your case.
Why Do I Need a Personal Injury Attorney in Charlotte, North Carolina If the Other Party Was Negligent?
Most injury victims believe that if they were injured by an obviously negligent party — like a drunk driver, or a motorist who ran a red light — they do not need a Charlotte personal injury attorney. Shouldn’t the insurance company realize their policyholder was at fault and pay for my damages?
Unfortunately, this question is often answered as soon as the injury victim speaks with the insurance company.
The reality is, even if the insurance company knows their policyholder was negligent, it is going to make you prove that is true by presenting the same tangible evidence our investigation would uncover. The difference is, it is extremely difficult for injury victims to preserve the same level of evidence our attorneys would to help support their case. This is true for several reasons.
First, the injured person is hurt, which means getting out of the hospital or their home in time to ensure the evidence is not lost or covered up is physically challenging.
Next, most people do not have the legal resources, skills, and experience to properly investigate an injury incident, collect the details, and present them to the insurance company.
Finally, insurance companies are not in the business of negotiating with individuals or their families. They simply submit a less-than-reasonable settlement offer to the injured party and tell them to take it or leave it. We do not take these proposals at face value. We will produce the necessary evidence, medical records, and financial documents that require the insurance company to take notice and negotiate fairly.
An Insurance Research Council study noted that 85% of all money paid out in insurance settlements for bodily injury claims is paid to people who are represented by lawyers. Because of this, accident victims who hired attorneys to help them with a claim received 40% more in the insurance settlement than those who didn’t retain a lawyer.
Will I Have to Go to Court to Produce Results for My North Carolina Personal Injury Claim?
Our Charlotte personal injury attorneys know that our North Carolina clients want their cases to produce results as quickly as possible, so they can move forward with their lives. We understand. We want to help each of our clients put these challenging times behind them, so they can get their lives back on track.
The good news is, most — between 90-95% — personal injury cases settle with a one-time payment long before reaching trial. However, a small percentage requires more complex legal proceedings that end inside the courtroom. No matter which type of case you have our personal injury lawyers in Charlotte will outline a customized legal strategy that puts your best interests first — inside and outside the courtroom.
Contact Our Accomplished Personal Injury Attorneys in Charlotte, North Carolina Today
At Dewey, Ramsay & Hunt, P.A., our leading personal injury lawyers in Charlotte represent injured clients throughout North Carolina to help them get their lives back on track after an injury or personal loss has disrupted their quality of life.
We provide free consultations for all North Carolina residents by calling 704-377-3737, or contacting us online, and never charge any legal fees unless we deliver a positive outcome for your unique case.
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