How Does a Contingency Fee Work?
What is a contingency fee? A contingency fee is a fee for services that is only owed if there is a favorable outcome. Personal injury lawyers typically take cases on a contingency fee basis; in that situation, the client only owes fees if the client is awarded money in settlement or at trial. Personal injury […]
Spellabration
Crocker Law Firm’s Vicious Spellers of Bristol have a score to settle. In our inaugural attempt, our team placed second overall at Spellabration, an annual adult spelling bee hosted by the Warren County Public Library. For the fourth time, Bowling Green Independent School’s Purple Powers that Bee took home the first place traveling trophy. Crocker […]
Car Insurance Coverage
4 Things to Consider Before You Settle Part 3 of 4: Car Insurance Coverage If you have been badly hurt in a car wreck, you need to find all of the money that is out there to help you. The liability car insurance coverage on the at-fault vehicle is only one policy that might apply. […]
Why Insurance Companies Fight Injury Claims
4 Things to Consider Before You Settle Part 2 of 4: Insurance Companies Fight Injury Claims Are you really in good hands? Things to know before you talk to an insurance adjuster. After a car accident you are likely to get a call from the insurance company. Before you talk to an insurance adjuster make […]
The Kentucky Supreme Court Struck Down the 2017 Medical Review Panel Act
Victims of medical malpractice are once again able to file lawsuits in Kentucky without waiting on a panel of doctors to weigh in. On November 15, 2018, the Kentucky Supreme Court unanimously struck down the 2017 Medical Review Panel Act. Under the statute, a malpractice claim has to be submitted to a panel of three […]
Why it’s important to secure the evidence in a personal injury case
4 Things to Consider Before you Settle Part 1 of 4: Secure the Evidence At Crocker Law Firm we help people hurt in car accidents. People sometimes come to us after months of trying to deal with insurance companies on their own. It’s normal to try to solve your own problems before reaching out for […]