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Oh, you’ll pay for it!

When you’re up against insurance companies, corporations, or any opponent who thinks they can outspend or outlast you, you need a legal team that levels the playing field and refuses to back down. That’s Egenberg.

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Frequently Asked Questions

If you were a passenger in a car accident, you’re in a unique position—because unlike the drivers, you’re never at fault. This means you have the right to compensation, no matter which driver caused the crash. The key is knowing who to file a claim against and how to get the most out of your case.

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Easy. Call me, email me, or fill out the form on my site. We’ll talk, I’ll give it to you straight, and if we take your case, we’ll start fighting right away. No waiting, no nonsense—just action.

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In Louisiana, yes. Our state follows comparative fault, meaning even if you were partly to blame, you can still get compensated—just at a reduced percentage. Insurance companies love to use this to lowball people. I don’t let that happen.

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In Louisiana, you’ve got one year from the date of injury to file your claim. That’s a short deadline compared to other states, so don’t wait around. The sooner we start, the better we can build your case. You don’t want to be the guy calling me on Day 364 asking what you should do—because at that point, there’s nothing I can do.

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I’d love to give you a dollar figure right now, but the truth is, no lawyer can do that without knowing the specifics. Your case value depends on a lot—your medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, future treatment needs, and how much of a fight the other side wants to put up. But here’s my promise: I’ll fight to get you every dollar you deserve.

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Look, if you’re even asking this question, chances are something went sideways in your life. Maybe it was a car crash, a workplace accident, or some other disaster that wasn’t your fault. The real question is—did someone else’s negligence cause your injuries? If so, yeah, you probably have a case. But don’t guess. Call me, and we’ll figure it out together.

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If you’ve been hurt in an accident due to another person’s negligence, Louisiana law might entitle you to compensation. If the person responsible was performing their regular job duties during the incident, their employer might be liable for your losses, which can often ease the compensation recovery process. The specific damages you could claim depend on your accident’s circumstances. Some commonly recovered losses in Louisiana personal injury cases include:

– Past and future medical expenses: This covers hospitalization, physical therapy, ongoing treatments, and other medical-related costs.
– Costs related to medical treatment travel.
– Lost income from missed work, both past and future.
– Reduced earning capacity if you can’t return to your previous job.
– Costs for vocational training if you need to switch careers.
– Physical and emotional pain and suffering.

When consulting with an attorney, they can provide a clearer picture of potential compensable losses and the amount you could expect to recover.

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At Egenberg Trial Lawyers, we don’t just take cases—we take on fights. Our job is to make sure you get every dollar you deserve for your injuries. We’ve built a reputation for winning in the courtroom and cutting through the legal nonsense to get real results.

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If you’ve been injured because of someone else’s negligence, you better believe the other side is already working to pay you as little as possible—if anything at all. Their job is to minimize what they owe you, and they’ll use every trick in the book to do it.

Here’s the deal: You need to focus on healing. But you also need a lawyer who knows how to fight back. That’s where I come in. I make sure you get the compensation you deserve, not what the insurance company thinks they can get away with.

Common mistakes—like posting on social media, missing medical appointments, or taking a quick, lowball settlement—can wreck your claim before it even gets started. The insurance company will twist your words and try to make you look like you’re not really hurt or just in it for the money. Don’t fall for it.

I’ll protect your rights, guide you through the process, and make sure you don’t get shortchanged. Call me before you make a move—because I guarantee the other side already has.

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