Of course you should get the necessary medical treatment that you need after any accident even if you question whether or not the injury is serious. When you go to the doctor or the hospital make sure that you document and explain all of your concerns, and make certain that you follow up with your own primary care physician if you are not feeling well thereafter.
What happens if I didn’t go to a doctor right away and now I have pain?
What is a slip and fall case?
A slip and fall case occurs when someone slips, trips, falls, stumbles, or becomes injured as a result of a condition that causes that occurrence. If you believe that you have been injured as a result of someone’s negligence, then it is important to call Attorney Morte immediately in order to investigate that case. Slip and fall cases in Massachusetts are difficult cases. That is why they need to be investigated quickly so that all evidence can be gathered.
What is a product defect case?
A product defect case involves any situation wherein someone is injured as a result of a product that is defective. The following products may involve defects: heart valves, medical devices, automobiles, tires. Product defect cases may involve the product itself or the warnings provided with the product. A product defect case can involve breaches of warranty that is when products are not manufactured according to exact specifications. That is why it is important to call Attorney Morte if you feel that you may have a product defect case.
What is nursing home negligence?
We all want to believe that the care provided to our loved ones in nursing homes is adequate and reasonable. Sometimes the care that is provided is less than adequate and causes injuries to patients. These may involve falls, or inadequate supervision, or failure to provide adequate medical care. If you or a loved one believe that you have been injured in such a nursing home environment, please call Attorney Morte immediately to investigate your cause of action.
What are your fees and how do you handle cases?
Most cases are taken on a contingency fee basis wherein there will be no fee or charge for any time unless there is a recovery for an injury. Most often the percentage rate is one-third or 33.3% of any recovery.
