Covering Past and Future Lost Wages
When someone is hurt in a car accident, missed work is inevitable. Depending on the severity of the injury, it could be a few weeks or it could be longer, perhaps even permanent. Should the victim be responsible for the economic challenges that come with missed paychecks? At Jemison & Mendelsohn, we hardly think so. We hold negligent drivers accountable. We pursue compensation to cover all past and future lost wages.
Contact us today to speak with a highly qualified Alabama motor vehicle accident lawyer.
Jemison & Mendelsohn
Experienced Motor Vehicle Accident Attorneys
Toll Free: 877.228.0860
Locally: 334.328.3695
Jemison & Mendelsohn represents clients from Montgomery, Alabama, and throughout the surrounding area. We offer free initial consultations, and our fees are on a contingency basis: You won't owe us a dime unless we win results for you.
Covering all Lost Wages
The combined experience offered by the two attorneys at Jemison & Mendelsohn comes to more than 60 years. It is this experience that enables us to advocate diligently and smartly for our clients following a car accident.
Getting compensation for past lost wages is a fairly straightforward matter. We look at the victim's rate of pay and the amount of time missed and come up with a number that is hard for the opposition to dispute. As long as we prove the other driver's liability, this aspect of the case is usually quite simple.
Getting compensation for future lost wages, also referred to as compensation for loss of earning capacity, can be much more challenging. We need to look at the victim's work history, education and other factors. For example, if a worker who was able to work a $40,000-a-year job in the past can now make only $30,000 because of an injury, our goal will be to get compensation for the $10,000 that has been lost.
Schedule Your Free Consultation Today
Contact us today online or by telephone, toll free at 877.228.0860 or locally at 334.328.3695. We offer free initial consultations and base our fees on a contingency basis: You won't have to pay us a thing unless we win a recovery for you.
