Personal Injury
Careless people who injure others can be held accountable by our civil justice system. The insurance company of the person who caused your injuries is responsible for paying your damages.
Unfortunately, dealing with an insurance company can be stressful. Its job is to settle your claim as cheaply as it can. If it can avoid paying you anything, it will. To recover the compensation you are due, you will need the help of an experienced personal injury lawyer.
Insider Knowledge. Outstanding Results.
I am attorney Kevin Sandel. I represent people injured in all types of personal injury claims. If you hire me, you owe me no money upfront to represent you, nor will you get a monthly bill from me. I get paid on a contingency fee basis, which essentially means I don’t get paid unless you get paid. I can even assist you with the vehicle damage portion of your case at no cost.
As a former insurance company claims adjuster and attorney, I have insider knowledge that will lead to outstanding results for you and your case.
At Sandel Law Firm, you will be personally represented by the managing partner of the firm. Your initial consultation is always free, whether that is at my Akron office, your home or another convenient location. During your free, in-person consultation, I will take the time to answer your questions and explain your rights at no cost and with no obligation.
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The following are examples of types of personal injury claims I handle:
Auto accidents: I handle all types of motor vehicle accidents, including those involving cars, trucks, motorcycles, bicycles and pedestrians.
Dog bites: When a dog or another animal attacks a person, the injuries can be severe. The victim may suffer lasting scars, both physically and emotionally. Ohio law makes the owners and keepers of dogs strictly liable for injuries caused by their dogs. If you or your child was bitten by a dog or another pet, you may have a valid claim against the pet’s owner.
Slip, trip-and-fall accidents: Property owners are responsible for injuries to guests caused by unsafe conditions. This area of law is known as premises liability, and it applies to store owners, private homes and municipalities. However, just because you injured yourself on someone else’s property does not mean that their insurance company will pay. You will have to prove that unsafe conditions on the property led to your injuries.