Rasmussen Injury Law

While everyone is entitled to represent themselves in the court system, we highly recommend speaking to a qualified Arizona personal injury lawyer after an accident. From case evaluation to seeking compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and property damage, an Arizona personal injury lawyer can help steer your case toward full, fair compensation. Personal injury claims are rarely straightforward. From proving liability to the insurance company and tabulating your medical costs to forecasting future medical expenses and quantifying your pain and suffering, personal injury lawsuits can be extremely complicated. If you decide to pursue a personal injury claim, speaking to an Arizona personal injury lawyer will help clarify your next steps—and chart the sometimes-long road ahead.

Working with Rasmussen Injury Law starts with a case evaluation: a process of reviewing your case, determining potential liability (who is at fault) and damages (injuries and associated costs). Our team takes this stage seriously, as we want to understand not just the case details, but how your injury has affected your life. Understanding the full, long-term effect of the accident will help us advocate for full, fair compensation. Once you have retained us to work for you, we will be in regular contact with you about your case. You may be asked to provide medical documentation or see doctors who can properly diagnose your injuries. You may also be called to testify about your case through a deposition: an on-record, pre-trial meeting where you answer questions about the accident and your injuries. If a full, fair settlement cannot be reached, we will represent you in court. Throughout the process, Rasmussen Injury Law is by your side. We handle all paperwork and legal back-and-forth so you can focus on your recovery. We will keep you apprised of your case status, and advise you about the best course of action if new information comes to light. When you work with the Arizona personal injury attorneys at Rasmussen Injury Law, you have a trusted advocate in your corner. When you’re ready to work with some of the best personal injury lawyers (Arizona), contact us for a free consultation: (480) 637-5757.

The value of your Arizona personal injury claim is determined through negotiations with the opposing party, which may include going to court to get that answer. While settlements and verdicts vary widely from claim to claim, strong cases rely on three main factors: Who was at fault, What are the injuries, andWhat those injuries are expected to cost, both in the short term and long term.The strongest personal injury case will demonstrate straightforward liability, injuries that clearly resulted from the accident, and compelling evidence to demonstrate both economic and non-economic damages. Remember: for every personal injury case, there are attorneys whose job is to discredit your case and find gaps in your story and testimony. An experienced Arizona personal injury attorney can keep your case value intact. To determine your case’s value, start by calling the legal professionals at Rasmussen Injury Law for a free consultation: (480) 637-5757.

A lot of cases are capable of settling without going to court and requiring a trial after thorough preparation. However, going to court is your decision. You are in charge of whether or not you accept or reject any settlement offer.

A small injury can become a big problem if it is improperly diagnosed or treated. We highly recommend that you speak with an Arizona personal injury attorney as soon as possible after you are injured. Allowing your lawyer to quickly start investigating the accident is the best chance for the proper compensation.Our Arizona personal injury attorneys offer legal support and representation in cases involving personal injury resulting from another party’s negligence. Our seasoned staff will make every effort to understand your story. No case is too big or too small for Rasmussen Injury Law, Arizona’s personal injury attorneys. Call us today to learn how we can help: (480) 637-5757.

As a personal injury law firm, Rasmussen Injury Law specializes in helping injured people get the compensation they deserve. Click the links below to learn more about how we can help: Car AccidentsTruck AccidentsMotorcycle AccidentsPremises Liability (“Slip and Fall”) AccidentsDog BitesMedical MalpracticeIf you have a case that fits within these categories, call our Arizona personal injury attorneys for a free case evaluation: (480) 637-5757.

Our team works with every client to ensure full, fair compensation for your injuries. We typically work on a contingency fee basis, which means that our legal fee is dependent on recovering money for our clients. On a contingency fee basis, if we recover nothing, you pay us nothing. To learn more about our client-first business structure, call (480) 637-5757.

Some personal injury cases can be resolved within a matter of weeks; others may require months, or even years, depending on factors of the case. Cases involving severe injuries, fatalities, and/or contested liability often take longer to resolve. Rasmussen Injury Law believes every injured person has the right to fight for full, fair compensation, regardless of how long it may take.To begin the process of resolving your personal injury claim, call us at (480) 637-5757 for a free consultation.To learn more about our client-first business structure, call (480) 637-5757.

In Arizona, the statute of limitations for filing a personal injury claim is generally two (2) years from the date of the injury or accident, as specified under Arizona Revised Statutes (A.R.S.) §12-542. This applies to most personal injury cases, including car accidents, slip-and-fall incidents, and wrongful death claims. Some exceptions apply, however. For injuries involving minors, the statute of limitations may be extended until they turn 18. If the injury was not immediately discoverable, the statute of limitations may begin when the injury is discovered or reasonably should have been discovered. Finally, claims on dog bite injuries have a one (1)-year limit.Visit our Legal Resource Center for more information.