Temecula Work Injury Lawyers
Serving Workers in Hemet & Temecula
If you have suffered a work-related injury due to an accident on the job, you may be entitled to receive money in addition to your worker's compensation benefits. If you were injured on the job because of someone else's negligence, you could be entitled to additional monetary compensation through a negligence claim against the party or parties responsible for your on- the-job injury.
For more than 30 years, Sweeney, Sweeney & Sweeney, APC has helped workers and their families recover monetary damages for work-related injuries.
Schedule a free consultation with Sweeney, Sweeney & Sweeney, APC today. Dial (951) 800-7731 now or contact our firm online.
How Did Your Injury Happen?
Evidence in work injury cases is often time-sensitive, and an experienced work injury attorney can take swift action to investigate your case and preserve the evidence necessary to maximize your claim.
Work related injuries happen under a variety of circumstances, including:
- Motor Vehicle Accidents
- Construction site accidents
- Dangerous Products, such as defective tools and heavy equipment
Whatever your situation may be, don't wait to speak with an attorney about your options for maximizing your compensation.
Schedule Your Free Consultation
Our firm is committed to protecting the rights of seriously injured California workers. We help our clients recover the maximum monetary amounts possible.
Get started on planning your case today by dialing (951) 800-7731 now.
Questions? We Have Answers!
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Should I provide a recorded statement to the insurance company?
It is our strong recommendation that this not be done without legal representation so as not to jeopardize your claim. The reality is that insurance claims adjusters are skilled at asking questions that are designed to result in the reduction or denial of your claim. Insurance companies are businesses, and they are in business to make money. Their lawyers often try to use recorded statements in order to minimize or deny the value of accident claims. You need us to help you.
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Should I inform the other party's insurance company about the accident?
To pursue the claim, the other party’s insurance company needs to be contacted. However, the other party's insurer — and likely your insurer — may take something that you said and manipulate your statement in order to minimize or altogether deny your accident claim. Again, contact us as soon as possible after your accident, as we can handle any further communication with the insurance companies to ensure no misunderstandings occur and you claim is not jeopardized. Also, if the other party's insurer contacts you for information, you are not obliged to make any statements. Instead, refer the insurer to your attorney.
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Should I inform my insurance company that I was involved in a crash?
Yes. Waiting to notify your insurer could result in your accident not being covered. However, when you contact the insurance company, provide only the facts of the case and avoid making any statements about who was at fault. You should contact a personal injury lawyer before making any more statements to the insurance company.
Testimonials
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Very professional office with great service.- Robert P.
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Thank you for your efforts and expertise in all the hours you spent in settling our case.- Pauline B.
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From the intake of the facts of my situation through to the final resolution with the insurance company, they covered every base.- Former Client
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I am pleased with what I consider to be a fair settlement.- Corolean S.
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I certainly know who to go to if I'm ever in need.- Joyce J.
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Thank you for the professional manner in which everything was handled.- Caryl S.
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Thank you for being there for me when I needed help the most!- Eleanor C.
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I really appreciate your honesty and everything you have done for me. God bless you and thank you.- Esmeralda T.