Hastings Personal Injury FAQ

Questions about filing a Hastings personal injury claim? We’ve got answers. Read through the FAQs below or call Conway, Pauley & Johnson P.C. to speak to a lawyer directly.

Do I qualify to file a Hastings personal injury claim?

A couple of things make a person eligible for filing a personal injury claim in Nebraska. One, you must have been injured by someone other than yourself. Two, your injuries must have caused you to suffer damages. Three, you must be able to prove the fault of the person who hurt you.

How do I prove fault for my Hastings injury accident?

To prove fault, you need to collect evidence. For example, if you are injured in a car accident, you need to gather witness statements, a police or crash report, photo evidence, video evidence, and any other type of evidence you can find.

How can a lawyer help me with my case?

A lawyer can help you with your Hastings injury case in many ways. They can give you legal advice, help you collect evidence, calculate your settlement, handle claim paperwork, negotiate with insurers on your behalf, and take your case to court (if needed).

What are economic and non-economic damages?

Economic damages are all the ways your injury accident caused you financial hardship. For instance, medical bills, property damage, costs of physical therapy, and transportation costs are some examples of economic damages. Non-economic damages are the nonfinancial negative effects of your accident, such as pain, trauma, and permanent injury.

How long does the personal injury claim process take?

Whether you have a car accident claim or a dog bite lawsuit, the personal injury claim process timeline varies from case to case but usually takes between two months to a year to complete. Longer time frames do occur with more complex cases.

Contact a Hastings Personal Injury Lawyer

Get in touch with a personal injury lawyer in Hastings, Nebraska, to learn more about the benefits of filing an injury claim. Conway, Pauley & Johnson P.C. can be reached through the online submission form below or by calling 402-462-5187. Get your free case evaluation.