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Your recovery comes first.
After a car accident, you should not have to face theinsurance company alone. Berry Law handles the legalwork while you focus on getting better.
Tell us how to reach you. We’ll help you understand your options.
Medical bills and missed work can put your life on hold. Our car accident attorneys help you understand your options and build a claim around what the crash has cost you.
Gather police reports, photos, video, and witness accounts to understand what happened.
Account for medical care, missed income, and the effects of your injuries.
Handle insurance communications and evaluate settlement offers against the facts.
Negotiate a settlement or take your claim to trial when necessary.
Founded in 1965 and led by Veterans, Berry Law brings disciplined preparation to personal injury cases.
Tell us what happened. We review the facts and explain your options at no cost.
If we take your case, we gather evidence and document your injuries and losses.
We pursue a settlement or take the case to trial when necessary.
Berry Law charges no attorney fee unless your injury case is successful. Your written agreement explains the fee and case expenses. The consultation is free.
Client experiences vary. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.
A car accident claim may address more than the costs you face today. Depending on the facts and applicable law, compensation may include:
Available compensation depends on liability, evidence, insurance coverage, and the law that applies. No outcome is guaranteed.
You don’t need every document before contacting us.
Get clear information about your options. Start with a free case review.
An accident does not automatically change your rating. VA evaluates service-connected conditions using medical evidence. A new injury after service is not automatically service-connected. If symptoms overlap or worsen, the medical evidence and cause of those symptoms matter.
1. Economic Damages: Losses you can count, like current and future medical bills, lost pay from work, and car repair costs. 2. Non-Economic Damages: Losses that are harder to measure, such as pain and suffering, emotional distress, physical disability, and loss of companionship. Victims who suffer harm in a car accident can seek comprehensive financial compensation, which is generally split into two main types of recoverable damages. The first type is Economic Damages, which are losses you can count and calculate with certainty. These include current and future medical bills for emergency room visits, surgery, physical therapy, prescription medications, lost pay from being unable to work, and the cost of repairing or replacing your car. The second category is Non-Economic Damages, which are losses that are harder to measure and place a dollar amount on. This includes significant pain and suffering, emotional distress, loss of enjoyment of life, physical disability, and the loss of companionship from a spouse or partner. You are entitled to seek recovery for both categories of damages in a personal injury claim.
Trucking accident claims are more complex than standard passenger car claims due to the layers of rules and high financial stakes involved. These accidents involve rigorous safety laws from multiple layers of government, including local, state, and federal agencies like the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). These crashes can cause extensive property damage and serious injuries, often creating substantial financial impact. Truck accident cases require an in-depth analysis of complex evidence that is not present in typical car crashes, such as the driver logbooks, electronic vehicle data from the vehicle, and company maintenance and inspection records. The complexity often requires specialized legal and accident reconstruction experts.
