FAQs

FAQs

Gold, Levy & Poirot

Have a personal injury-related question? We have the answer. Check out these FAQs and give us a call today for more information!

  • When should I consult a personal injury attorney?

    You should contact a personal injury attorney if you have been injured due to negligence or deliberate action, either by another individual or a giant corporation, as the law provides channels for victims to receive appropriate compensation from the offending party.

  • What do you charge for a fee? How much does a personal injury lawyer cost?

    Our cases are handled on a contingent fee basis which means we only get paid if we recover compensation and win your case for you! You will not face any other charges from us along the way.

  • What types of cases do you handle?

    We handle car accidents, motorcycle accidents, dog bites/attacks, slip and falls, truck accidents, bus accidents, wrongful death, workplace injuries, medical malpractice, and pedestrian accidents.

  • How long does a personal injury case typically take?

    The length of personal injury cases can vary. The length of the case will depend on the complexity of the case as well as if it is resolved through settlement negotiations or goes into litigation. Either way, our firm will fight for you to make the process as quick and concise as possible to allow you to walk away with the best settlement option.

  • Why should I get a personal injury attorney to represent my case?

    Your chances of a favorable outcome heighten when you have an experienced legal team working on your case with over 30 years of experience.

  • How do I know if I even have a case?

    The best way to know is to speak with the attorney. Set up a free consultation to discuss the matter and get answers firsthand.

  • How are cases worth determined?

    A cases worth is determined by several factors such as the severity of your injuries, extent of your medical expenses, amount of lost income or earning potential, pain and suffering you have endured, and the strength of the evidence against the defendant.

  • How long do I have to file a claim?

    In the state of Connecticut, motor vehicle accidents have a statute of limitations of 2 years which means the sooner the better it is to make your case as it needs to be done by the 24-month mark. By doing so you have the freshness of the accident in your mind and can treat your injuries accordingly.

  • Should I accept the insurance company's settlement?

    Insurance companies are a business. They are going to offer you an amount that is not what you deserve and will not cover the losses you face. You want a personal injury attorney who can fight for you and demand the amount needed to leave you comfortable after such a tragedy.

  • What should I bring to my free consultation with the lawyer?

    You will want to bring the case number/accident number from the police department if they were called to the scene, any medical records or bills you may already have from treatment for your injuries, and your license.

  • What if I have a pre-existing medical condition?

    You can still have a case if someone else was a fault for the accident. The damages may be reduced to account for the pre-existing condition, but you can hold another person or entity accountable for intensifying the condition.

  • Do I have a case if I do not feel hurt immediately at the accident?

    You may still have a case if you do not feel hurt at the scene as pain and symptoms can develop once the adrenaline of the accident has worn off. It is encouraged to get medical attenton as conditions can emerge after the accident.

  • What do I do after an accident?

    If you have been injured in an accident, the most important priority is seeking medical attention. It is recommended to take photos or videos of the accident scene if possible as well as of your injuries if they are visible. You can set up a free consultation to meet with our experienced team to see if you have a case to pursue.

  • Why pick Gold, Levy & Poirot?

    When dealing with a tragedy you want a team of people on your side who care about your physical and mental health as well as getting you a settlement that you deserve. At Gold, Levy & Poirot, the experienced team will fight for you and make you a top priority throughout the process by working diligently on your case, following up with you regularly, and making sure you are getting the best care possible.

  • What types of damages can I recover in a personal injury case?

    Damages in a personal injury case may include medical expenses, lost wages, loss of future earning potential, pain and suffering, and property damage.

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