Franklin Personal Injury Lawyer
Helping Injured Clients in Nashville Fight for Fair Compensation
A serious personal injury can devastate all areas of your life. Along with permanent damages, you may be dealing with lasting emotional pain as you try to figure out how to move forward and prosper in spite of the accident. It can take months or even years to get back to normal, if it’s even possible.
If you were injured due to someone else's negligence, they should be held accountable. At Larsen Law PLLC, our Franklin personal injury attorney offers free consultations to help you protect your right to fair compensation.
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Case Dismissed DUI
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Case Dismissed DUI
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DUI Reduced to Reckless Driving
DUI Dismissed. A conviction would have not only cost my client his freedom but also his career. We filed a motion to suppress the blood and the state backed down. We settled with reckless driving and he is back to work!
Reach out today to discuss your options and rely on our expertise to help you seek an optimum result, no matter what you are going through.
Can You Sue for Emotional Distress in Tennessee?
Under the law, a victim of a car accident or other type of personal injury case can file a lawsuit that seeks to recover compensation for emotional distress damages. Emotional distress is also often called emotional harm, mental anguish, and mental disturbance. Emotional distress is when a person that has been through a traumatic incident, whether the even produced physical harm or not, emotional distress has various symptoms that can appear. Some of the symptoms that can appear affect our mental health, while others manifest themselves as physical symptoms. Non-physical symptoms of emotional distress can include anxiety, or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Physical symptoms of emotional distress can include weight loss from lack of appetite, nausea, vomiting, and more.
Dial (615) 933-2454 now or contact Larsen Law PLLC online to schedule your free consultation with an award-winning Franklin personal injury lawyer, Eric Larsen.
How Do I Pursue a Personal Injury Claim in Tennessee?
After a serious injury, your focus needs to be on your recovery. It can be difficult to focus on both your recovery and an ongoing legal battle for your compensation, so our personal injury lawyer takes steps to work with my clients and ensure that they are comfortable with their level of input and direction.
Our Franklin personal injury attorney has represented clients who were injured as a result of:
- Motor vehicle accidents including car accidents, motorcycle crashes, truck and bus crashes, and pedestrian and bicycle accidents
- Slip and falls and other instances of premises liability
- Defective products and other cases involving product liability
- Assault or bodily harm inflicted by others
- Dog bites and other animal attacks
Our Tennessee personal injury attorney represents clients with a wide variety of injuries, from traumatic brain injuries to broken bones and other forms of physical impairment.
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Relentless Advocate for All ClientsDedicated to being a relentless advocate for all clients, ensuring their voices are heard and their rights are protected with unwavering commitment and passion.
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Trial Tested. Proven Track Record.Sometimes going to trial is necessary. Attorney Eric Larsen is not afraid to do so if it's in the best interest of the client.
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Respected Amongst His Peers
Eric’s ability to maneuver through both trial advocacy and negotiations have earned him the respect of prosecutors, law enforcement, and the judiciary, which often leads to results that exceed client expectations.
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Genuine & Personalized Legal ServiceAttorney Eric Larsen works one-on-one with his clients in an effort to better understand their situation and goals.
What is the Tennessee Personal Injury Statute of Limitations?
A “statute of limitations” refers to the legal time constraint put on those who wish to file a personal injury claim against another party. Each state has their own laws about how long after your accident you can file a lawsuit, so it’s important to understand the laws governing the state in which your injury occurred. In Tennessee, individuals only have the right to file a personal injury lawsuit for up to one year after the date of their accident. This is a relatively short time frame compared to other states, so it’s important that you speak with an injury lawyer as soon as possible about your injuries and begin the process of filing for compensation.
Franklin Personal Injury Lawyer Taking on Insurance Companies
For many people, the first call they get after returning home from the hospital will be a friendly insurance adjuster. This person may offer you what they call a generous settlement in an effort to have you sign for a check and close the matter.
The truth is this is often the bare minimum amount, far below what you will really need to adjust to the change in your life. Larsen Law PLLC can help you better assess your situation and fight for the settlement you deserve. Contact our firm's personal injury lawyer in Franklin today at (615) 933-2454.
