Injury Attorney in St George

Injury Attorney in St George

For those who have been victims of an accident caused by someone else’s negligence, a lawyer can mean the difference between suffering in silence or justice, getting the help you need. Personal injuries in any form cause physical pain and financial problems. To hold accountable those who caused your injury please contact a Personal Injury Attorney.

The recovery of a personal injury can be overwhelming physically, emotionally and financially. In cases of catastrophic injuries leading to permanent disability, the full physical recovery may become impossible. Personal Injury Lawyer can be your best ally in the search for the source or sources of financial recovery.

We represent people who have been injured in an accident. We help clients when they have been affected either emotionally, physically or monetarily.

A car accident caused by a distracted driver can cause serious injury requiring lifelong treatment. Obviously medical care for this type of injury is expensive. Adding the inability to work makes getting the resources to pay medical expenses that much more impossible.

At McMullin Injury Law, PLLC, we seek to negotiate a fair settlement, and/or file suit in civil court to obtain a favorable outcome. We work to make those responsible for your injuries take responsibility for their actions.

If you suffer from an injury caused by the negligent action of another person or company, you may be entitled to compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, and more. For more information and a free consultation, contact McMullin Injury Law, PLLC.

Social Security Disability Claim Attorney

Social Security Disability Claim Attorney


Should You Hire a Social Security Disability Lawyer or Go It Alone?
Statistically, the vast majority of Social Security Disability (SSDI/SSD) and SSI claims are denied at the initial claim and reconsideration levels, and this typically happens regardless of whether or not a claimant is represented by an attorney or non-attorney disability advocate.
For this reason, most SSD and SSI claims will need to go to a hearing in front of an administrative law judge (ALJ) before a claimant can hope to receive disability benefits. It is at the level of an ALJ hearing that having a disability attorney or non-attorney claimant’s representative, a.k.a. disability advocate, can really help win a claim. While a disability attorney or non-attorney advocate representative can’t guarantee that a claimant will be awarded Social Security Disability or SSI benefits, a Social Security lawyer can guarantee that a case will be properly “developed” prior to a hearing date.

Developing a Disability Case
The simple fact of the matter is this: the vast majority of SSDI and SSI claimants will have no idea how to properly and thoroughly prepare a disability case for a hearing, whereas an attorney advocate or non-attorney disability representative has a high level of familiarity and expertise with Social Security rules and regulations. And, in many cases, an attorney or non-attorney representative will have several years of invaluable SSDI and SSI claim experience to lend to a claimant’s disability case. The attorney or representative will know what a judge will be looking for with a particular medical condition, and will know what questions to ask your doctor.
Because disability attorneys get paid on contingency (only if you win), they do a great many things to ensure that an SSDI or SSI claim will have the best chance of winning. This includes tracking down important medical records and test results, obtaining detailed statements from a claimant’s treating physicians, and, at the time of the hearing, applying a thorough understanding of SSA regulations and prior rulings to the disability adjudication process.
Learn more about making the best disability case possible.

The Odds of Winning Without Legal Help
Can a claimant who is not represented by an attorney advocate or non-attorney representative still win an SSD or SSI disability claim at an ALJ hearing? Yes, and, in fact, this does occasionally happen. However, the odds of winning a disability claim before an ALJ are markedly decreased when a claimant does not hire an attorney or non-attorney representative.
Weigh the risk of going unrepresented to a hearing when your future livelihood is literally at stake–particularly when it takes so long to get to a disability hearing in the first place–with the percentage of your backpay that you’ll have to pay an attorney or representative, if you win (limited to $6,000 for Social Security cases).
Though attorney or non attorney representation is never required in a disability claim (with an appeal to federal court being the exception), attending a hearing before a judge without the assistance of a disability attorney or non-attorney representative can result in a lost opportunity to win disability benefits.

Lawyers and Representatives Can Win You More Backpay
Even unrepresented claimants who are successful and win their claims may not obtain the most favorable “onset date,” which affects how much backpay they get. The date of onset of the disability determines how much a claimant will receive in backpay; therefore, being able to prove the earliest possible onset is of extreme importance for a Social Security disability or SSI claimant.

Wrongful Death Attorney in St George

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Wrongful Death Attorney in St George

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Slip And Fall Injuries in St George

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Slip And Fall Injuries in St George

If you have suffered an injury due to a slip and fall, you may be eligible for receiving monetary compensation.

In order to be successful in a slip and fall case here in Utah; generally, you will be required to prove two things; You have to show what’s referred to as notice and opportunity.

An example of this would be to imagine that you’re shopping at the grocery store. You’re minding your business walking down the aisle picking out your groceries and someone in front of you, just around the corner, knocks a jar of pickles on the floor. Two seconds later, you walk around the corner, slip on the wet floor and fall resulting in injury. The law may protect the grocery store in that scenario. There is really nothing the store owner or management could of done to prevent the accident or your injury.

First the grocery store didn’t have notice that that mess had been made. Second they weren’t given a reasonable opportunity to clean it up. So in a slip and fall case we have to show those two things. First, that they had notice of the situation and second, that sufficient time passed and they failed to remedy the situation.

With that said, slip and fall cases can be among the most difficult to win.  However, McMullin Injury Law, PLLC has the experience and knowledge to fight hard for you case.

Some of the most frequent conditions that lead to an accidental slip and fall are:

  • Wet Floor
  • Damaged Flooring
  • Poor Lighting
  • Unsafe Stairways
  • Unnecessary Clutter

When you’re involved in a slip and fall accident, the injuries may vary in severity. Among the most common injuries sustained in a slip and  fall are: injuries to the spine and brain, broken bones, bruises or in the worst case,  death.  A lawyer can help you determine if you are eligible to file a claim against the irresponsible property owner.

Slip and fall cases that cause damage, do not automatically guarantee a successful personal injury claim and when searching for a Personal Injury Attorney it is important to select a injury lawyer that is trained to help you determine who is to blame for your injuries and help you recover for the damages resulting from the fall.

McMullin Injury Law, PLLC is a law firm with experience and knowledge in slip and fall cases  and can help determine who, if anyone, is at fault for your injuries.

If you have suffered a slip and fall injury, in St George, you should hire a lawyer familiar with slip and fall cases that can negotiate or litigate your claim and obtain a just, reasonable and adequate compensation.