Clarksville Personal Injury Attorney

Representing Clients Injured in a Wide Range of Accidents in the Clarksville Area

Accidental injuries are a leading cause of death in the United States among all age groups. Even if an injury is not fatal, it can still have serious effects on your life and result in devastating financial, physical, and emotional losses. When someone else is to blame for your injuries, the law gives you the right to hold them financially responsible for your losses.

At McFarland Law, attorney Ryan K. McFarland is dedicated to standing up for the rights of injured clients in and around Clarksville. If you are unsure of your rights, please contact the office directly so we can evaluate your legal options.

What Accidents Lead to Personal Injury Claims?

Injuries can result from many types of accidents, and some incidents that commonly lead to personal injury cases include:

• Car accidents

• Commercial truck accidents

• Motorcycle accidents

• Bicycle accidents

• Pedestrian accidents

• Distracted driving accidents

• Drunk driving accidents

• Slip and falls

• Mass transit accidents

Different types of accidents will mean a claim has different legal questions and issues, so you want a lawyer who understands how to handle your specific type of case.

Common Personal Injuries

Accidents victims head to the emergency room or doctor with a wide variety of injuries. Some people walk away from an accident with cuts and bruises, while others may sustain disabling and catastrophic injuries. The following are only some of the many common accidental injuries:

• Fractures

• Sprains, strains, and soft tissue tears

• Neck and back injuries

• Skull fractures

• Concussions

• Moderate to severe traumatic brain injuries

• Spinal cord injury

• Burns

• Electrical shock injuries

• Puncture wounds

• Lacerations

• Internal injuries

• Facial and jaw injuries

Many people assume their injuries are too minor to pursue compensation by filing a personal injury claim. However, even seemingly minor injuries can result in medical bills, lost income from missing a few days of work, and other losses. No matter how minor your injury may seem in comparison to others, you should discuss a possible case if you incurred any losses at all.

Holding Someone Liable for Your Losses

A party can be liable for an injury when their negligence caused the incident that led to the injury. Negligent parties can be individuals, such as other drivers, or companies, including manufacturing companies or retail stores. It is important to have a lawyer identify any potentially liable parties in your case. A lawyer can then help with many steps of the legal process, including:

• Filing appropriate insurance claims

• Reviewing all insurance settlement offers

• Negotiating an offer that will cover your losses

• Filing a personal injury lawsuit in civil court when needed

Contact a Clarksville Personal Injury Lawyer to Discuss Your Rights Today

McFarland Law helps clients who are dealing with a wide variety of injuries from many types of accidents. You should never hesitate to learn about your rights from a trusted personal injury attorney in Clarksville. Call (931) 919-4376 or contact the firm online to schedule your free case evaluation.