At Feller & Wendt, yes. That includes consulting with our team while we work your case. In fact, after your case is complete, we have a "No Fee Guarantee" that states if there is no monetary recovery on your claim, there will be NO attorney fees due.

Yes. We have multiple Spanish speaking team members in each department to ensure an incredible experience for all of our Spanish speaking clients.

To pursue a personal injury claim, you must have provable damages. People with severe injuries and significant financial harm may collect considerable compensation. The strength of your evidence also plays a crucial role in determining whether you have a valid claim. The best way to determine if you have a strong case is to speak with our experienced personal injury team. We invite you to a free consultation to discuss your legal options and help you understand the process of seeking compensation.

Absolutely! Because we offer free, no-obligation consultations, there is no downside to reaching out. We will ensure you know your legal rights at no cost to you. Further, because we operate on a contingency basis, you pay nothing unless we secure compensation on your behalf.

The time it takes to receive an insurance claim check can vary depending on the complexity of your case and the insurance company’s processing procedures. Typically, you can expect a settlement offer within a few weeks, but it could take longer if liability is disputed or if medical treatment is ongoing. It’s important not to rush into accepting the first offer from the insurance company, as it may not cover all your expenses. Contact us to ensure you’re getting a fair settlement that fully covers your damages.

To make an insurance claim after a car accident, you’ll need to provide your insurance company with details about the crash, including your injuries, property damage, and the other party involved. While this may sound simple, insurance companies often attempt to minimize what they pay out. It’s important to consult with an attorney before filing your claim to avoid undervaluing your damages or accepting the first offer from the insurer. Our team at Feller & Wendt is here to guide you through the process and help you get the compensation you deserve.

While a police report is helpful and can strengthen your case, it is not always required to file an insurance claim. However, without one, you may face additional challenges in proving fault and the severity of the accident. If you didn’t file a report, it’s even more crucial to speak with an attorney to ensure all the necessary evidence is gathered and presented in your favor. Our team can help you navigate this process and ensure your rights are protected.

After an accident, it’s important to report the incident to your insurance company as soon as possible, typically within 24 to 48 hours. Each insurance policy has its own time limits for reporting claims, and failure to notify them promptly could impact your ability to file a claim. However, before reporting to the insurance company, it’s a good idea to consult with an experienced attorney to ensure you don’t unintentionally make statements that could hurt your case. Contact us to get advice on how to navigate this process effectively.