File a New Haven Personal Injury Lawsuit
Biller, Sachs, Raio, & Zito assists victims of accidents, malpractice, and wrongful death file personal injury lawsuits in New Haven County. Our goal is to help people reach settlements with insurance companies that account for the full range of damages, from medical expenses and lost wages to physical pain and emotional trauma. Sometimes, insurance claims adjusters offer quick settlements in the hope that the victim will be satisfied, or unaware of the amount of compensation to which they may be entitled.
With years of experience guiding clients towards settlements, our New Haven personal injury attorneys are able to assess the strength of your claim and estimate the value of the damages that you are pursuing. While it is impossible to determine the exact worth of your damages, attorneys at Biller, Sachs, Rai, & Zito will enter negotiations with insurance companies supported by evidence such as medical reports, financial documents, and statements from witnesses and experts.
If you have suffered injuries and hardship resulting from an accident, then contact our firm to file a personal injury lawsuit in New Haven.
Skilled New Haven Injury Attorney
When seeking personal injury settlements in New Haven, the representation and advice of skilled attorneys can make the difference. Insurance companies are usually very well-prepared when it comes to countering your version of the accident or malpractice. They may argue that your injuries are not as serious or costly as you claim, or that you were at fault. Attorneys at Biller, Sachs, Raio, & Zito commit themselves to aggressively defending your interests before insurance companies.
We use a range of tactics to increase the likelihood of receiving fair compensation:
- Gathering documentary evidence, such as photographs of the accident, damaged property, and injuries
- Contacting eye-witnesses and experts for statements and testimony
- Organizing important records related to the accident and injury, such as medical bills and police reports
- Advising clients about what to do and what not to do (for example, when contacted by insurance claims adjusters)
- Negotiating with insurance company representatives
If our attempts at negotiation fail to produce a settlement that matches our clients’ damages, then we will be ready and willing to take the claim to court.