Whatever happened, the underlying question is the same: did somebody else fail to take reasonable care, and did that cause your injury? What changes between these pages is the evidence, the deadlines and the insurance — and those differences decide what a claim is actually worth. Pick the one closest to your situation.
Each page covers what has to be proved, what the claim can cover, the state rules that change the answer, and what to do in the first weeks.
The umbrella page: what counts as a personal injury claim, what it can cover, and how the process works whatever caused it.
See if you qualifyCrashes with another driver, including no-fault states, uninsured motorists and what to do when an adjuster calls early.
See if you qualify18-wheelers and commercial vehicles, where federal safety records decide the case and the carrier’s evidence is on a deletion schedule.
See if you qualifyRider claims, where the injuries are worse and the assumption that riders are reckless has to be answered with evidence.
See if you qualifyStruck while walking or cycling, where the driver’s account is usually the only one on the report and camera footage decides it.
See if you qualifyRideshare claims, where what the app was doing at the moment of impact decides whether $50,000 or $1 million is available.
See if you qualifyPremises liability, where the whole case turns on proving the owner knew about the hazard — from records they control.
See if you qualifyBite claims, usually paid by a homeowner’s policy rather than by the owner, with rules that vary sharply between states.
See if you qualifyClaims brought by a family after a death caused by negligence, including survival actions for what the person suffered.
See if you qualifyClaims against manufacturers run separately from accident claims — they are consolidated into multidistrict litigation and have their own filing windows.
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A claim specialist will review your answers and call the number you gave us. If there looks to be a claim, they will introduce you to a lawyer licensed in your state who handles your type of case — free, and with no obligation.
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