FAQS

Suburban Injury Law Group, LLC costs you nothing unless you win your case. We work on a contingency fee basis. This means we only charge a fee when you receive money from your case by way of settlement or judgment. Also, Suburban Injury Law Group, LLC advances to the client all court costs and case expenses so that the client has no “up-front” legal costs for their case.

Every personal injury claim has a statute of limitations that the claimant must abide by. The statute of limitations is the time frame in which a lawsuit must be filed. The statute of limitations may change depending on the specific facts of your case. Therefore, it is imperative that you contact an attorney who is well versed in the statute of limitations so that your rights are not infringed upon. At Suburban Injury Law Group, LLC, we will do a detailed analysis of the facts of your claim to ensure your claim gets filed in a timely manner.

It is hard to determine the length of time that a case will take because each case is fact specific and different. There are many factors that may affect the length of time of a personal injury case. Some of the factors that may prolong the length of a personal injury case are as follows: (1) you are still recovering from your personal injuries; (2) liability between the parties is contested; and, (3) the severity of personal injuries is contested.