Injury attorney Tate Meagher and his staff are devoted exclusively to representing Plaintiffs in various personal injury claims. Tate and his team carefully and comprehensively evaluate each case individually. Tate and his team are happy to review your case for free and will quickly let you know whether we can take your case. Even if you think your injuries are minor, give us a call, as your claim may have more value than you think.

Yes! All initial lawyer consultations are 100% free. If you want to talk to an attorney about your case, please do not hesitate to call our office at (502) 706-3864. After you have answered some basic questions with our attorney, we will advise you on whether or not we can help you. If it is more convenient for you, you can chat with someone about your case on our website or fill out a short form on our website to provide some case details to our office on this page of our website: www.calltate.com/contact. We will follow up with you in a timely manner after your live chat or after you provide your case details on our website.

At Meagher Injury Lawyers, we understand your time is valuable, and we strive to minimize your involvement where possible. Unless your case proceeds to trial, your time commitment in a personal injury claim will generally be minimal. The initial consultation, which can be conducted virtually or over the phone, typically lasts around 30 minutes. Subsequent check-ins regarding your medical progress and case updates are usually brief and can be handled over the phone as well. Should a lawsuit be necessary, you may need to visit our office to review and sign important legal documents. You may also be asked to participate in a deposition, attend a medical examination by a doctor chosen by the opposing party, and be present at mediation (or settlement conference). While most cases are resolved before trial, if your case does proceed to trial, you will be required to attend. We are committed to making the process as efficient and seamless as possible for you.

When pursuing a claim, you may encounter two groups of insurance adjusters: those from your own insurance company and those representing the at-fault party’s insurer. Although adjusters may seem friendly, it’s important to understand that their primary goal is often to minimize or deny the amount of your claim.

Many insurance adjusters have decades of experience and are skilled at reducing payouts to injured victims like you. It’s easy to underestimate their tactics, but their job security is often tied to how effectively they can limit or deny claims.

While you are likely required to report your accident and injuries to your own insurance company, it is crucial not to provide a recorded statement to any insurance adjuster—whether from your own company or the at-fault party—until you’ve spoken with a knowledgeable injury attorney. Speaking with the other party’s adjuster without legal counsel could jeopardize your claim, so it’s advisable to consult an attorney before any discussions.