What is “Personal Injury Law?” Generally, personal injury occurs when a person(s) is injured, either physically, emotionally or financially by the negligent and intentional conduct of another. While not all injuries are caused by someone’s wrongful conduct, many are and there are laws that are meant to protect the injured party. However, when negligence does occur, the injured party has the right to recover for injuries (or damages) resulting from the negligent act. In other words, the guy who ran the “red light” and smashed into another’s car is responsible for paying the damages arising from the accident. Other examples include slip and falls, dismemberments, motorcycle accidents, big-rig accidents, bus accidents, hit and runs, wrongful deaths, and the list goes on and on.

At United Law Center, we take any type of claim, whether a fender bender or a wrongful death, very seriously. We will represent you to make sure you recovery every last dime allowable under the law. Never assume an insurance company on their own will pay you what you’re legally entitled to. In fact, assume the opposite and retaining United Law Center to make sure your awarded all that you’re entitled to. On average, accident victims receive 400% more in recovery with an attorney than without. Hiring United Law Center will likely do even more for you. The United Law Center brand of law means “business,” so while you’ll be treated with respect, we can be bulldogs in the courtroom and we will do whatever it takes to reach our client’s goals. Let our reputation comfort you and help get what you deserve.

Mediation is an alternate form of dispute resolution for those who would prefer to settle a case before, and instead of, going to trial. This procedure allows the parties to discuss their disputes with the assistance of a trained, impartial, third person(s) who assists them in reaching a settlement. Each party can be directly involved in the negotiations to reach an agreement in private, in an informal meeting or in a scheduled conference. Mediation allows the client and the opposing party to have more control over the outcome of the matter, and no settlement can be imposed, as happens in litigation or arbitration. Should the client wish to mediate, United Law Center can provide an established attorney to assist in negotiations by identifying obstacles to the settlement and developing strategies to overcome them. Mediation is often more cost effective, and saves both parties some frustration.