We answer your questions.

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.

At Roberts Lambert, our services are always free until we win.

• We offer free consultations and there is no obligation.
• We handle your vehicle property damage claim for free.
• We charge a contingent fee, which is a percentage of your recovery.
• We pay in advance for ALL case expenses on your behalf, including the hiring of all medical, scientific, engineering experts.
• We partner with you, if you don’t win, you don’t owe us a penny.

Yes! One of our attorneys will meet with you at your free consultation. We offer both in office consultations and video conference consultations, whichever you prefer.

At your consultation we answer your questions and can dig into the factual and legal details of your claim. Not every question can be answered at an initial consultation. But we will be up front with you about the process and what to expect, along with a timeline of your case.

If you are unable to meet with us in our office, we will come to you. If your injuries prevent you from traveling, an attorney from Roberts Lambert will meet with you at your home, your medical facility, or any place of your choosing.

We will text or email you a link to the Roberts Lambert Engagement Agreement. You can hire us in minutes from the comfort of your home on your phone or computer. You may also sign a written engagement agreement with us in our office.

You may reach out us at any time. We return respond to your inquiry during our normal business hours. We promise that an attorney will get in touch with you within one business day.

It is unlikely. Fewer than 3% of all civil cases filed ever go to trial. If the defendant’s insurance company makes an acceptable settlement offer, then we can accept the offer and will not have to file a lawsuit on your behalf.

The closest that most people get to going to court is when they give a deposition, which is when the parties meet at an office and you answer the defendants questions about your case and injuries.

Any adult who has been injured by the negligence of someone else may file a claim. If a minor or a legally incompetent adult is injured, then their parent or guardian may file a case on their behalf and for their benefit.

In the case of wrongful death, spouses and children are preferred representatives. The district court where the victim lived makes the appointment when a relative applies to be appointed estate administrator or executor.

The value of any case depends on several factors, including insurance policies, your injuries, how the accident occurred, your medical costs and related medical costs, your lost wages or disability, and your pain and suffering.

The deadline to file your case, also known as the statute of limitations, depends on the type of accident, the location of the accident, and the type of party that caused the accident. Our lawyers know which deadlines apply to your case.

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! Not every lawyer is the same. Some lawyers rarely handle or have never handled a personal injury case. Some have little to no experience with your type of case. If a lawyer does not take your case, you owe it to yourself to get a second opinion. Call us today at Roberts Lambert and we will offer you our best judgment about your case.

Yes! Most jurisdictions have some kind of fault apportioning mechanism by which awards will be adjusted based on percentage of fault.

The adjuster’s job is to settle your case as cheaply as they can. They may act like your friend but they are on the other side. Even when the amount of money seems fair, it may be a lowball offer.

Injury cases are valuable and serious money is at stake. In order for you to recover from your injury, then you can not afford to leave money on the table by taking a lowball offer. Speak with our legal team at Roberts Lambert for further guidance about your options.

No. Roberts Lambert only handles personal injury cases. Our exclusive focus is on defending the legal rights of injured people. We know how devastating a personal injury can be to people and the collateral consequences on their family.

Our mission at Roberts Lambert is to ensure that every person injured by the negligence of others is fully compensated. Contact us today so we can get to work!

Immediately after an accident, ensure your safety and the safety of others involved. Call emergency services if needed. Gather information from the delivery driver, witnesses, and take photos of the accident scene. Contact the police to file a report.

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.

Proving fault in an accident involves gathering evidence such as witness statements, photographs of the accident scene, police reports, and possibly surveillance footage. Your attorney can help assess the evidence and establish liability based on the facts of the case.

Compensation in a delivery driver accident claim may include medical expenses, lost wages, property damage, pain and suffering, rehabilitation costs, loss of consortium, and punitive damages. The specific damages you can recover depend on the circumstances of the accident and the extent of your injuries.

It's advisable to consult with a personal injury attorney before speaking with the delivery driver's insurance company. Insurance adjusters may try to minimize your claim or obtain statements that could be used against you. Your attorney can handle communications to protect your legal rights.

The statute of limitations for filing a personal injury lawsuit varies by state, typically ranging from one to three years from the date of the accident. It's crucial to consult with an attorney promptly to ensure you meet the deadline in your jurisdiction.

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.