PERSONAL INJURY

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We fight.
You recover.

After an accident, everything can change. While you focus on your recovery, Geary Law handles the legal issues that follow.

Personal injury cases can involve questions of liability, insurance coverage, medical treatment, damages, and other issues arising after an injury or death. Depending on the circumstances, a matter may be resolved before trial or proceed through litigation.

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Personal Injury Matters

Geary Law handles matters involving:

  • Car accidents

  • Motorcycle accidents

  • Pedestrian accidents

  • Catastrophic injuries

  • Wrongful death

  • Unsafe premises and falls

  • Insurance disputes

  • Trucking accidents

  • Oilfield accidents

Contingency

Geary Law handles personal injury matters on a contingency-fee basis. Attorney's fees are contingent upon the outcome of the case rather than charged on an hourly basis. 

From Litigation to Appeal

A personal injury matter may continue beyond the trial court. Geary Law also handles civil appeals arising from personal injury cases.

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“They take care of their clients from beginning to end. They're brilliant both in the courtroom and across the negotiating table.”

-- Rob S.