Your Attorney Will Lead Your Arkansas Premises Liability Case from Start to Finish

When you hire a premises liability attorney from our network to represent you, every aspect of your case becomes their responsibility. You can rest and recover from your injuries because your legal team will:

Secure Evidence from the Dangerous Property

Your attorney will quickly gather any evidence that fits into your case, including:

• Photographs of any hazard that caused you to be injured
• Video footage of any event that caused your injuries
• Eyewitness accounts of a harmful event
• Expert testimony about how the property owner’s negligence contributed to your harmful event

Some of this evidence may be in the property owner’s possession, and your lawyer may need to take legal measures to obtain it. 

Detail Your Damages

Your attorney must prove the harm that a negligent property owner has caused you. They may illustrate your damages using:

• Medical bills
• Doctors’ testimony about your injuries and treatment needs
• Mental health professionals’ diagnoses of your pain and suffering
• Records indicating the income you have lost 

If any other documentation sheds light on your damages, they will gather that evidence and incorporate it in your case.

Determine the Cost of Your Damages

Your damages have a cost. It’s your lawyer’s responsibility to calculate that cost and determine how much compensation you deserve.

Calculating pain and suffering can be difficult for those without a legal background. Our network attorneys understand how to evaluate pain and suffering and assign an accurate value to such damages.

Negotiate a Settlement

You may deserve compensation from a property owner’s insurer or the property owner themselves. Your lawyer will establish liability for your damages and seek compensation from all liable parties.

Lead Any Necessary Lawsuit or Trial

Though most premises liability cases settle, some require trial. Your attorney may file a lawsuit and take your case to court if:

• Liable parties do not have insurance covering your losses
• Insurance companies refuse to take responsibility for your losses
• Insurance companies refuse to offer a fair settlement
• Other circumstances make it necessary to file a lawsuit and go to trial

Let your legal team worry about case strategy. You focus on your recovery.