CAR ACCIDENTS

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I be compensated even if the accident was my fault? | Who can I sue for compensation for my injuries? | How much compensation can I get? | Will I have to go to court? | Where will the money to pay for my injuries come from? | When will I get my money? | What do I do if I can't afford a lawyer? | Do I have to go to the doctor? | How soon must I file my claim? | What if the responsible driver or his or her insurance company offers me a check?

Car Accidents FAQ's.

Question: Where will the money to pay for my injuries come from?

Contact a Iowa car accident lawyer representing clients in Waterloo, Iowa today to schedule your initial consultation.

Answer: The responsible driver's insurance company pays your compensation in many states.  If you are in a no-fault insurance system state, your own insurance company may pay some of your compensation.  If the responsible party doesn't have enough insurance cover to compensate you for all of your injuries, your own insurance policy may have coverage for the remainder of your compensation.

If you would like to schedule your initial consultation contact an Iowa motorcycle injury attorney, representing clients in Waterloo, Iowa at the Lipman Law Firm. Give us a call at (515) 276-3411 or email us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..