You can change lawyers any time you wish. Sometimes as a case proceeds you may realize that your attorney is in over their head. If you ever lose confidence or trust in your injury attorney you may exercise your right to change.

Your new attorney will work out an arrangement with your old attorney to ensure that the old attorney receives compensation for their expenses when you and your new attorney settle your case.

Yes, pedestrians have the right to pursue compensation if they are hit by a delivery driver. Similar to other accident claims, you would need to establish that the driver was negligent and that their negligence caused your injuries.

Yes, you may have grounds to sue the delivery driver's employer if the driver was acting within the scope of their employment at the time of the accident. Employers can be held liable for the negligent actions of their employees under the legal principle of vicarious liability.

Yes, in almost all injury cases. If you are injured, you can be sure of one thing - the insurance company’s goal is to pay you as little as they can get away with. Insurance industry studies show that injured persons with attorneys get an average of $77,600 versus an average of $17,600 for those who represented themselves. Injured persons with attorneys end up with about 3x as much money in their pocket as those without an attorney.

The experienced personal injury lawyers at Roberts Lambert fight back against the unfair tactics that insurance companies routinely use against claimants. We can assess the value of your case and identify a strategy going forward so that you get full compensation.