Giddings, TX Personal Injury Law Firms & Lawyers

There are no "average" settlements in injury cases. The truth is there are multiple factors that are relevant to the value of an individual case, including but not limited to the following: . Age of the claimant . Time and circumstances of the injury . Whether there are any third parties also liable (besides a claim against the employer), such as another vendor, manufacturer, supplier, contractor, etc. . Whether there were any pre-existing injuries . Nature and extent of the injuries . Record of other claims against the employer . Period of time unable to return to work . Whether only a temporary or permanent injury . The nature of future care, if any . The nature of future loss of employment or retraining required.

Your question is confusing. I only have a licence in New York, so I cannot comment on the law in Arizona. The fair amount to pay for medical expenses is the amount of the medical expenses. In New York, a pedestrian hit by a car is entitled to no-fault benefits. Once the paperwork is complete, the providers bill the insurance company directly and the insurance company pays the providers directly.

Their insurance carrier should pay for it, assuming it was their sons fault. I would have a letter sent requesting that they turn the claimant to their insurance company.