Day Ivy Law Center

Address:

2140 N College Ave, Fayetteville, AR 72703

Phone:

(479) 636-1171

Hours:

Mon: 9am-5pm
Tue: 9am-5pm
Wed: 9am-5pm

Thu: 9am-5pm
Fri: 9am-5pm

Other Details:

Have you been recently been involved in an automobile or motorcyle accident due to the negligence of someone else? Were you hit by tractor-trailer? Were you or any members of your family injuried? What do I do next? What the insurance companies want victims of automobile accidents to believe is that you do not need an attorney. Why? Because insurance companies know that the person the quicker they make a settlement with a victim of an automobile accident without an attorney the less it will cost them. Bottom line is insurance companies are not interested in your well being, they are interested in keeping their payouts down to the least dollar possible.On the other hand your attorney is concerned with your well being, he is concerned that you get adequate compensation for your and your families personal injuries, that you get proper medical treatment and are fully recovered before a settlement is even considered. Your attorney wants to make sure that you are compensated for your medical bills and lost wages, your pain and suffering, and any personal disability you may have as a result of the accident. The difference in a nutshell between the insurance company's adjuster and your attorney is that the adjuster is attempted to minimize their losses by giving you inadequate compensation, while your attorney is trying to maximize your recovery by attempting to get you adequate compensation.Insurance adjusters know that automobile accident victims that they are dealing with are not trained and have little or no experience dealing with adjusters, much less take their case to court if it is neccessary as your experienced personal injury attorney is, so the adjuster is unlikely to offer fair compensation.That is why over the years large numbers of automobile accident victims had chosen Dan Ivy to represent them as their personal injury attorney because he is an experienced in dealing with insurance companies, and he knows what to do to protect your and your families rights against the powerful insurance companys. Regardless whether your case is large or small, we at Dan Ivy Law Centers gives each automobile accident case the consideration it deserves to assure each of our clients receives the compensation they deserve.Whenever you are involved in an automobile accident first call 911 and get they will get the proper law enforcement officers on the scene to investigate, if you believe that you or any of your family are injuried have the police to immediately call an ambulance and get the injuried to a hospital. If you or any member of your family are in pain tell the law enforcement officer that you were hurt so he can record on the accident report, and remember in many cases it may be hours or a few days before the pain sets in and when it does go to a doctor or emergency room immediately..Never attempt to handle your own personal injury case by dealing with the other parties insurance company yourself and never give them your statement unless upon the advise of your attorney, and retain an experienced personal injury attorney as early as possible after the accident. Remember, if you attempt to handle the case yourself and then things aren't go the way you intended and then have to retain an attorney it may have already caused too much damage to your case for an attorney to get you the compensation that you deserve. Our best results are achived when we are retained to represent the victim from the very beginning to make sure that the evidence in your case is properly coordinated. We are able to settle most of our personal injury cases out of court, but are ready to go to court if it becomes necessary.Remember, never wait to the last minute to get your attorney involved in your personal injury case and just before the statute of limitations expires because most attorneys will not accept a case close to the expiration of the statute of limitations. The Statute of Limitations is the period of time that you must file suit from the ti

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