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Expect clear guidance, solutions, and a roadmap to success from the very first call.
We only get paid if we win. That’s a promise you will receive in writing.
Our success has been acknowledged by countless awards and clients who are our raving fans.
From doctors to lost earnings experts, we make sure your case has the right expert witness on your side.
Our priority is your peace of mind.
We provide regular updates on your case and future steps.
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The very first thing you should do is seek treatment by a medical professional, and be sure mention all the areas of pain or injury. Second: call Sobo & Sobo to secure your rights.
The Sobo & Sobo “No Fee Guarantee” puts in writing that there is never a charge unless the firm wins money for the client.
Yes, you can file a lawsuit on your own, called a “pro se” lawsuit. There are many complicated New York State, local, and judge’s rules regarding lawsuits. It is best to hire an experienced attorney for personal injury claims.
You likely have a personal injury if: (1) you were in an accident that was not entirely your fault, and (2) you sustained an injury from the accident.
In most cases, you can still win a personal injury case even if the accident was partially your fault.
The personal injury claim process is a legal system that is used to assess the value of a claim.
If you were injured in an accident, you should contact Sobo & Sobo immediately for a free consultation to evaluate your claim, protect your rights, and discuss next steps.
Every case is different. A personal injury case can have many different twists and turns affecting how long the case takes to win.
There are different statute of limitations in New York, and exceptions that can add additional time. While every case is different, the statute of limitations in New York for personal injury claims is three years from the date of the accident.
There are different statute of limitations in New Jersey, and exceptions that can add additional time. While every case is different, the statute of limitations in New Jersey for personal injury claims is two years from the date of the accident.
There are different statute of limitations in Illinois, and exceptions that can add additional time. While every case is different, the statute of limitations in Illinois for personal injury claims is two years from the date of the accident.
No-Fault refers to the legal system that requires the insurance company for the vehicle that you are occupying to pay for certain benefits such as medical bills and lost wages, regardless of who caused the accident. New York, for example, has a no-fault law that requires the insurance company for the vehicle you occupy to pay benefits even if that vehicle did not cause the accident.
Probably not. Most cases at Sobo & Sobo settle without a trial. In the rare case where there is a trial, we do our best to make the experience a positive one.