The truth is that we can’t know exactly how badly you are injured until you have been medically evaluated and treated. Without treatment, we won’t know the full extent of your injuries. The value of your case is also affected by lost wages — how much work you have missed and how badly your wages have been affected. These losses have the potential to be long-term if your injuries are permanent. At the end of the day, the real damages are the ones we learn by meeting with you and your family. Through these meetings, we can discover which daily tasks have been affected by your injuries and the ways you have to compensate for them. Many factors play into how much your personal injury case is worth, and it takes thorough research to discover the true amount. Before settling on an amount, make sure you are medically evaluated and treated, your case has been fully evaluated, and you and your family have been interviewed by your attorney. Only then can your case be pursued, and the at-fault party can be held accountable. HOW MUCH IS YOUR CASE WORTH? Only Thorough Research Guarantees the Compensation You Deserve
One of the first questions you’ll ask when you’re considering filing a personal injury case is, “How much is my case worth?” The truth is, the value of your case is dependent on a variety of factors. If you meet with an attorney for the first time after filing your case and they immediately tell you how much your case is worth, you should be wary. There is absolutely no way to know the true value of your case unless adequate time has been allotted for medical treatment, interviews with you and your family, and a review of the entire case’s facts and circumstances. MEMES
SUMMER CRAB ROLL
Start your summer off fresh with this sandwich from the sea.
INGREDIENTS
• 8 ounces fresh or canned crabmeat • 2 tablespoons mayonnaise • Kosher salt • 2 tablespoons unsalted butter, room temperature 1. Mix crab and mayonnaise in a small bowl and season with salt. 2. Heat a large skillet over medium heat. 3. Butter opening of buns and cook until golden, about 2 minutes per side. DIRECTIONS
• 2 soft rolls, split down the center like hot dog buns • Green leaf lettuce leaves (for serving) • Freshly ground white pepper
4. Place a large leaf of lettuce in each bun. 5. Add crabmeat mixture and season with pepper. 6. Enjoy!
Recipe inspired by BonAppetit.com.
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