FAQs

The Law Office of Salah Harrell

Have a personal injury-related question? The Law Office of Salah Harrell has the answer. Check out these FAQs and give us a call today for more information!

  • How long does the personal injury case last?

    It depends, but in our experience, a personal injury case usually takes between six and 18 months.

  • Who is responsible for my medical expenses?

    It depends. You could use a personal injury attorney's lien, which takes the medical fees out of the settlement charges at the end. You could also use your health insurance. According to the National Safety Council, one person is accidentally injured every second in the United States. As such, this is important to think about, even before any serious accident.

  • How does payment work for my claim?

    Here at the Law Office of Salah Harrell, we're contingency-based. That means that with our personal injury firm, you don't pay unless we win.

  • What should I do after my car accident?

    First, call the police, get a police report, go to the emergency room or urgent care, and take pictures of the accident scene and vehicles involved if you can. Then, call us for personal injury representation.

  • What happens if I am injured in an accident and I don't have health insurance?

    Contact us! As your personal injury firm, we can provide a list of medical providers in your area that will treat you on an attorney's lien.

  • What happens if someone hits me in an accident and they don't have auto insurance?

    Most clients can use their uninsured motorist coverage if that is part of their policy. After, they contact us for their personal injury representation.

  • Do you offer consultations on my potential case?

    Yes, we offer free 15-minute phone consultations. To schedule your consultation for a personal injury case, contact us today!

  • What personal injury cases do you not handle?

    Medical malpractice and workers' compensation are personal injury cases that we don't handle.