Effective and Aggressive Personal Injury Representation
Golden Heart Law, LLC focuses its personal-injury practice on serious cases involving significant injury, permanent harm, abuse or neglect, or wrongful death.
Cases We Handle
- Serious car accidents
- Commercial truck accidents
- Motorcycle accidents
- Airplane, helicopter and other aviation accidents
- Wrongful death
- Daycare, school, camp and youth-program abuse or neglect
- Catastrophic injuries
- Traumatic brain injuries
- Spinal cord injuries
- Severe burns and disfigurement
- Construction, industrial and oil-field accidents
- Snowmachine and ATV accidents
- Boating accidents
- Pedestrian and bicycle accidents
- Premises liability
- Dog bites and animal attacks
- Defective products and unsafe equipment
- Nursing-home and assisted-living abuse or neglect
- Civil claims arising from sexual abuse or assault
- Alcohol-related injury claims
Serious Cases Need More Than an Insurance Claim
When an injury is significant, the case may require preservation of evidence, investigation of multiple responsible parties, analysis of insurance coverage, expert input, and documentation of future medical and financial consequences. We focus on serious matters where careful legal work can make a meaningful difference.
How We Build a Serious Injury Case
- Preserve time-sensitive evidence
- Identify all potentially responsible parties and insurance coverage
- Collect medical, employment, financial, and liability evidence
- Work with appropriate experts when the issues require specialized knowledge
- Evaluate present and future losses
- Negotiate from a documented record and prepare for litigation when necessary
Why Contacting a Lawyer Early Matters
Evidence can disappear, vehicles and equipment can be repaired or destroyed, surveillance footage can be overwritten, witnesses can become harder to locate, and insurance companies may seek statements before the full nature of the injuries is known. Early legal involvement helps preserve options.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I talk to the insurance company after a serious accident?
No. You should always consult with an attorney before answering questions from insurance companies. Be careful about recorded statements or broad releases before you understand the nature of the injuries and your legal options.
Why does early investigation matter?
Video, physical evidence, witness recollections, electronic data, maintenance records, and other evidence can disappear or become harder to obtain over time. As such, contacting an attorney immediately is imperative to collecting evidence and placing the other party on notice of the need to preserve evidence.
