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County, including the communities of Akron, Cleveland, Kent, Ravenna, Aurora, Bainbridge, Bath, Beachwood, Brimfield, Chagrin Falls, Chesterland,
Clinton, Copley, Cuyahoga Falls, Fairlawn, Franklin, Green, Hudson, Hunting Valley, Kirtland, Lyndhurst, Macedonia,  Mantua, Mayfield, Medina,
Moreland Hills, Munroe Falls, New Franklin, Northfield, Northfield Center, Northfield Village, Norton, Orange, Pepper Pike, Richfield, Sagamore Hills,
Shaker Heights, Silver Lake, Solon, Springfield, Stow, Streetsboro, Tallmadge, Twinsburg, Twinsburg Township, Wadsworth, Waite Hill, and Walton
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The Pearl Law Office handles all kinds of serious personal injury cases
including, but not limited to the following:

 Auto Accidents
 Brain Injury
 Medical Malpractice
 Motorcycle Accidents
 Truck Accidents

“Personal Injury” means any type of injury that an individual can
suffer. A personal injury can be a physical injury, a mental injury, or
both. Personal injuries can range from minor whiplash injuries to
catastrophic injuries such as spinal chord injuries, paralysis, brain
damage, and post traumatic stress.

The term “Personal Injury” is also commonly used to describe the body
of law that addresses injuries suffered by individuals as a result of the
negligence of another person, professional, corporation, or city, state,
or other governmental agency.

A person or entity is “negligent” when their actions are not reasonable
or prudent. Negligence can be a simple mistake. If a person fails to
stop at a red light or fails to yield the right of way, for example, that
conduct is negligent. Other common examples of negligence include
the failure to maintain proper following distance (which often results in
a rear-end car accident), driving too fast for conditions, and making an
inappropriate turn.

If your personal injury was caused by the negligence of another, you
are entitled to recover money damages for your past and future
medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and property damage. In
most instances, insurance companies are responsible to pay for the
negligence of their insureds. Unfortunately, the insurance companies
know and employ many, sometimes questionable, tactics to take
advantage of numerous technicalities to avoid their responsibilities to
the general public. That is, of course, the reason that the insurance
industry is the single most profitable industry in the United States.

Here are some examples of questionable insurance company tactics
:
1. Arrival at the scene of the accident. Insurance companies like to
advertise that they are the first on the scene. What they don’t tell you
is how they benefit, and how you suffer, from such a tactic. Insurance
companies know the potential value of a case. They also know that the
best time to take advantage of an accident victim is right after the
accident, when you are in pain, in shock, confused, and vulnerable. The
insurance companies will try to pay you off early, before you consult a
doctor, before your injuries are properly diagnosed, and before you
learn the true value of your case. Once you settle with the insurance
company, you will be forever barred from recovering additional
compensation, even if it is later determined that you require surgery.

2. Telling you to trust your own insurance company. Your insurance
company is not on your side. Your insurance company only makes
money when it denies or minimizes your claim. The fact that you have
paid premiums for years does not matter to the insurance adjuster
looking for a promotion by denying your claim.

3. Taking your statement. The best way to deny or minimize your claim
is to use your words against you. That is why insurance companies like
to take your recorded statement early, when you are in pain, confused,
and vulnerable, before you have been properly diagnosed by a doctor
and before you have consulted with an attorney. Many time, the
insurance adjuster for the negligent party will tell you that you are
obligated to give a statement. This is a lie. While your insurance policy
may require a statement under limited circumstances, that may not be
true depending upon the intended purpose of the statement. You
should never give anyone a statement before consulting an attorney.
4. Sending a settlement and release. Once you sign a release, you are
forever barred from suing the negligent party. Insurance companies
like to disguise their releases when they send small settlement checks.
Often times, the language of the release will be contained in the check
itself. By cashing what you may believe to be a partial payment, you
may be forever barring yourself from recovering from a negligent
party that injured you.

If you are injured in an accident, protect yourself by following a few
simple rules: Do not be in a hurry to settle your claim. The statute of
limitations in Ohio for most personal injury cases is two years. That is
a long time to make informed decisions about your life. Do not give a
statement or sign any papers. Call the Pearl Law Office for a free
consultation.
If you or a loved one has suffered a personal injury because of the
negligence of another, contact the Pearl Law Office for a free
consultation with James R. Pearl, Jr.
"Common sense often
makes good law."

-William Orville Douglas
PEARL LAW OFFICE
Serving Northeast Ohio Since 1996.
From his office in Northfield, Ohio, James R. Pearl, Jr., Attorney at
Law provides representation to clients located throughout Cuyahoga,
Portage, Medina, Stark, and Summit counties, including the
communities of Cleveland, Parma, Ravenna, Medina, Canton, Akron,
Stow, Cuyahoga Falls, Twinsburg, Northfield, Northfield Village, Bath,
Montrose, Fairlawn, Solon, Beachwood, Brecksville, Sagamore Hills,
Northfield Center, Boston Heights and Macedonia.