For Defendants

For Defendants

Understand your rights and legal options when facing a lawsuit

Defending Against a Personal Injury Claim

As a defendant in a personal injury case, you have legal rights and options. Our network of experienced defense attorneys can help you navigate the complexities of the legal system and build a strong defense.

Whether you're an individual, business owner, or insurance company, our attorneys have the expertise to represent your interests and work toward the most favorable outcome possible.

Our defense attorneys can help with:
  • Liability Assessment

    Thorough evaluation of the claim against you and potential defenses

  • Strategic Defense Planning

    Development of effective legal strategies tailored to your specific case

  • Settlement Negotiations

    Skilled representation during settlement talks to minimize financial exposure

  • Trial Representation

    Aggressive advocacy in court if a fair settlement cannot be reached

  • Ongoing Legal Support

    Guidance throughout the entire legal process, from initial claim to resolution

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Common Defense Strategies
Comparative Negligence

Demonstrating that the plaintiff's own negligence contributed to their injuries, potentially reducing your liability.


Pre-existing Conditions

Showing that the claimed injuries existed prior to the incident in question.


Assumption of Risk

Proving the plaintiff knowingly and voluntarily assumed the risk that led to their injury.


Lack of Causation

Establishing that your actions were not the direct cause of the plaintiff's injuries.


Statute of Limitations

Asserting that the plaintiff filed their claim after the legally allowed time period expired.

What to Do If You've Been Sued
  • Don't ignore the lawsuit – failing to respond can result in a default judgment against you

  • Contact a defense attorney immediately to discuss your options

  • Gather and preserve all evidence related to the incident

  • Notify your insurance company if applicable

  • Avoid discussing the case with anyone other than your attorney