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A large percentage of the clients who ultimately retain Tyler & Johnson, LLC have attempted previously to settle their case with the insurance company, but without the help and advice of a lawyer. Unfortunately, these individuals learned the "hard way" that the insurance company was not interested in reaching a fair settlement. Almost always the insurance company will demand a recorded statement from the injured individual. We advise you not to give a recorded statement without legal representation. It is our considered opinion based on many years of legal experience that the questions asked by the insurance adjuster to an unrepresented person are "leading questions" designed to lessen or eliminate the liability of the insurance company for your loss. Many insurance companies have published "confidential question outlines" for their adjuster to read to the injured person, "word for word," in an effort to elicit an answer that will improve the position of the insurance company at the expense of the injured person. Very few unrepresented people have the previous experience to be aware of the subtle legal effect and damaging legal implications of these "leading questions," until after the statement is recorded. Only later when hearing the insurance adjuster using the recorded statement to deny and/or delay payment of the claim does the unrepresented injured person realize the mistake that has been made. In the event you have already given a recorded statement, do not give up! Instead contact Tyler & Johnson, LLC without further delay regarding accidental death claims and all personal injury claims, large or small, for sound legal advice on how the case may be handled to your advantage!

If you or someone you know has suffered a personal injury, you need an experienced personal injury attorney to protect your rights. The personal injury lawyers at Shreveport law firm of Tyler & Johnson have the experience you need. Contact us today, and we will fight for you.

All cases are taken on a contingency fee basis. No up-front money is required. You pay nothing unless we win your case.

Act Now To Protect Your Rights

Your personal injury case is subject to the statute of limitations. If you don't act now you may lose your right to compensation for the personal injury you have sustained. Louisiana has one of the shortest statute of limitations in the nation.

In every case it is important to gather evidence as soon as possible. With the passage of time, physical evidence can disappear and witness memories fade. Do not wait!!!

Thanks for the Referrals

If you or someone you know has suffered a personal injury and needs legal help, call us. The overwhelming majority of our personal injury clients come from referrals by our previous clients. We are grateful that so many of our clients and friends feel confident in recommending our firm. We are committed to do our very best to obtain the maximum damages recoverable for each and every injured person.