Located on I-85 between Charlotte and Greensboro, Kannapolis sits at the border of Cabarrus and Rowan counties. And although Kannapolis was only officially incorporated in 1981, the city has become a hub for art enthusiasts and recreationalists. While this has been great for the local economy, it has also resulted in a rapid increase in population. Not surprisingly, the number of Kannapolis motor vehicle collisions, construction accidents, and other preventable accidents is on the rise.
At the Olsinski Law Firm, PLLC, our Kannapolis personal injury lawyers are here to make sure that accident victims are not left paying for others' negligent actions. We aggressively pursue compensation on behalf of accident victims, ensuring that they are treated with dignity and respect while maximizing their recovery amounts.
Types of Cases We HandleAt the Olsinski Law Firm, PLLC, we've assembled a team of experienced Kannapolis personal injury attorneys who are dedicated to securing fair compensation on behalf of accident victims. We handle a wide range of injury cases, including but not limited to the following:
While nothing can take away the pain, inconvenience and trauma you've experienced, a personal injury lawsuit can provide you with meaningful compensation that ensures you aren't left footing the bill for another's negligence. While every case is different, the following damages are generally available if you win your case:
Medical ExpensesThese damages are intended to cover the cost of hospital stays, doctor's visits, physical therapy, prescription medications, and any future medical expenses you may need as a result of your injuries.
Lost WagesWage-related damages reimburse you for wages you couldn't earn due to your injuries, as well as any potential future earnings if the injury results in long-term disability.
Pain and SufferingPain and suffering fit into a category of damages called non-economic damages, which compensate you for the emotional and psychological harm you endured because of the accident.
Damage to Familial RelationshipsA serious injury can impact the way you interact with your loved ones. For example, loss of consortium refers to the loss of companionship, affection, and sexual relations between an accident victim and their spouse. You may also recover for damage to other familial relationships, such as those with your children.
How Can Our Kannapolis Personal Injury Lawyers Help with Your Case?At the Olsinski Law Firm, PLLC, our attorneys take pride in providing exceptional service to each of our clients. We start by offering you a free consultation. During your consultation, you will speak with a senior attorney who will answer all your questions and provide you with an overview of the recovery process. At the end of our meeting, we will also give you our honest assessment of the strength of your case. If you decide to move forward, you won't need to worry about paying anything upfront because we take all personal injury cases on a contingency basis, meaning we will only get paid if we can connect you with compensation.
During the investigation phase, we will leave no stone unturned, gathering all necessary evidence and looking for alternate theories of liability or additional defendants. Typically, it's around this point we will reach out to the insurance company to discuss settlement negotiations. However, rest assured that if the insurance company doesn't offer a fair settlement, we're equally comfortable taking the case before a judge or jury.
Throughout the entire process, we're here for you. If you have questions or concerns, we'll address them. If you're feeling overwhelmed, we'll talk you through it. We want to be more than your lawyer, we want to be your partner in securing fair compensation for what you've been through.
Contact the Olsinski Law Firm Today to Schedule a Free ConsultationIf you or a loved one was recently hurt, give us a call before agreeing to anything with the insurance company. Our Kannapolis personal injury attorneys are immediately available to meet with you to discuss your case. To learn more, and to schedule a free consultation with a Kannapolis premises liability lawyer, give us a call at 704-405-2580. You can also reach our Cabarrus County personal injury attorneys at 704-918-4747. We represent clients in Kannapolis and Concord, as well as in Mecklenburg, Gaston, Iredell, Rowan, and Union Counties.