Personal Injury Attorneys in Nashville

A personal injury lawsuit is the direct result of a civil wrong. Our personal injury lawyers correct these injustices through the legal system to provide you with the compensation that you deserve. Our experienced Nashville Accident Injury Attorneys understand how to effectively represent your case to obtain compensation for your physical, emotional, and financial losses.

In a very simple sense, our job is to inform the defense attorney and the insurance company of the following relevant facts:

• The injuries you sustained
• The details of the accident
• The reasons your damages are the fault of the defendant

It is important that accident injury victims contact their attorney before speaking to an insurance adjuster. The insurance company's interests are in direct opposition to you. They are trying to minimize the extent of your injuries so they can limit the settlement amount that you will be given. If you do not know all aspects of personal injury tort law or what kinds of evidence could potentially be used at trial, you may end up revealing information that can be detrimental to your case without realizing it.

Warning: Only provide general information about your accident to the insurance adjuster – the when, where, and who. Never provide any input about fault or make any unnecessary statements or accusations. Insurance adjusters can use the substance of your conversation against you. If the adjuster tries to push you for additional information, tell them that you need to speak with your attorney first.

No two Personal Injury Cases are the same, which means there is not a precise time frame for how long a case could take. Some minor lawsuits can be settled more quickly than a major accident injury case.

There are three main reasons why a personal injury lawsuit can move slowly:

• There are factual problems with the case
• The case involves a lot of money
• You have not reached a point of maximum medical improvement from your injuries

An individual only has one opportunity to pursue an injury claim and seek fair compensation. If the settlement offer is not fair or the insurance adjuster apportions more fault to you than you think you deserve, we can take the case to the Nashville Municipal Court for a judge to review.

Our Law Firm is proud to inform you that we do not require any money upfront for our services. In fact, the only time you would ever pay a fee to The Roth Firm, LLC is if you won your case and received a satisfactory settlement. This is called a contingency fee. In a contingency fee arrangement, a lawyer’s fees will be deducted from the final settlement of your case or the final verdict if the case proceeds to trial.