Lawyers Representing the Injured
There is no such thing as a typical personal injury case. A personal injury case can be anything from a back injury suffered in a car accident, a case of medical malpractice that causes permanent damage to a child, to nursing home negligence that results in the death of a parent.
At the law firm of Bailey & Womble in Batesville, Mississippi, our lawyers represent people who suffer serious injuries due to the negligence of someone else. We handle these cases on a contingency fee basis. That means that our fees are tied to the recovery we obtain for you. In other words, if you don't get any money, we don't get any money.
Here's an overview of some types of cases we handle:
- Car accidents: Most people who are injured in car accidents have no idea what their claim is worth or how to go about negotiating with the insurance company. That inexperience can be costly.
- Truck accidents: Accidents involving heavy trucks usually cause serious injuries that can result in millions of dollars in damages.
- Nursing home negligence: Our lawyers represent families in northern Mississippi who fear their loved one was abused or neglected in a nursing home.
- Medical malpractice: Sometimes a bad medical result is caused by the negligence of a doctor or hospital. This negligence often goes undetected unless a medical malpractice claim is filed.
- Brain and spinal cord injuries: Some of the most devastating injuries that anyone can suffer are those to our central nervous system.
- Wrongful death: A wrongful death lawsuit allows you to recover financial compensation for the loss of a parent, child or spouse.
- Casino and bus accidents: If you have been injured in a casino accident, you should be aware that the insurance company and the casino will fight very hard before paying any damages.
Free Attorney Consultation
To schedule a free initial consultation with one of our lawyers, call 866-970-4650 or fill out the contact form on this Web site. Our law office is located in Batesville and we handle cases throughout northern Mississippi.
