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Delaware Work Injury Attorneys

Personal Injury

If you are injured in Delaware as the result of someone else’s negligence or intentional misconduct, we can help you recover for your injuries, including medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering. We work with all areas of personal injury, including auto accidents, slip and fall, products liability, and wrongful death.

If you have been injured at work, in addition to recovering workers’ compensation benefits from your employer, there may be other third parties that are financially responsible for your injuries, including equipment and product manufacturers. Our attorneys have extensive experience in evaluating your entire case to determine all possible third parties that may be responsible for your work injuries.

We assess the merits of your case, determine the amount of damages that you may be able to recover, determine the proper parties that may be at fault, and pursue the available legal actions against them. Our attorneys have a high success rate in achieving financial compensation for our personal injury clients.

There are time limits associated with filing suit to recover for your damages in a personal injury action. Therefore, it is important that you preserve that right in order to recover. We would be glad to schedule a free consultation with you to discuss your case and the time limits that apply. If your injury prevents you from being able to travel to our office, we are more than happy to visit you in your home or hospital.

Because we work on a contingent fee basis with our personal injury clients, there is no charge to you for our services until we recover.

Our office serves the three Delaware counties of New Castle, Kent, and Sussex, including the cities of Wilmington, New Castle, Middletown, Newark, Smyrna, Dover, Seaford, Georgetown, and the Delaware Beaches.

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