Personal injury can happen at any time and at any place. Whether you are injured on the job, in your car, at a business, at a private home or elsewhere, we can help you recover fair compensation for your injuries. Our attorneys handle all types of personal injury cases, with injuries ranging from relatively minor soft tissue injuries to more serious and complex injuries including broken bones, permanent impairment, scars and even death.

Cordts & Gulley, PLLC, has the necessary resources to effectively investigate and litigate your personal injury claim. Our attorneys will promptly evaluate the facts of your case, determine fault, and seek to recover all legal damages, including compensation for medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and loss of enjoyment of life.

We realize that when you are injured, you suffer physically, financially, and emotionally. For that reason, our attorneys strive to obtain fair and just compensation for our clients and to guide them through the difficult process of dealing with medical providers, employers, bill collectors, and insurance companies.

If you or a family member has been injured, contact our office to set up a free evaluation of your case. Our experienced attorneys will discuss your situation and review the options available to you.

IF YOU ARE INVOLVED IN A MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT:

Write down the names, addresses, and phone numbers of the other driver or drivers and witnesses, if any, at the scene. This information can make a difference in the successful resolution of your case. Call the police and do not leave the scene of the accident. Obtain as much information as possible: the names of the streets, addresses, phone number, place of employment, driver’s license number, make and model of vehicles owners of vehicle, liability insurance company, policy number, and agent.

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