If you or a loved one has recently suffered a personal injury as a result of an accident, negligence, malpractice or deliberate act, you have found the one website on the Internet where all of the resources are at your command to help you regain your health and well-being, and seek compensation for the injuries, loss of income and psychological damages inflicted upon you.

We provide comprehensive information regarding sources of legal remedies for personal injury. You will find definitions of the many types of personal injuries, directions for proceeding with legal actions, how to find and interview attorneys and law firms, the methods by which most injury lawsuits are settled, and a number of services which you may need to aid in your physical, emotional and psychological recovery.

In far too many injury cases, the person or company that caused the injury makes no voluntary effort to right the wrong or compensate the injured party. Instead, they seek to avoid any responsibility for the overt act or existing condition which caused the injury. Their insurance companies seek to undercompensate the injured and their legal counsel seeks to absolve them of any wrongdoing. The end result is injured people are often at a disadvantage in such legal situations and eventually end up suffering huge financial losses as a result.

As an injured person you deserve to receive a fair monetary settlement that is sufficient to cover your costs of the injury, any lost income, property damage and, if serious enough, the costs of any potential long-term effects. And while many states have capped the amount a person may recover in an injury lawsuit or settlement, you should be entitled to the absolute limits the law allows. We have designed our system to make it easy for you to find the information and services you need.

If there is any initial advice that we could offer to help you, it would be these key points:

• As soon as possible, write down the facts of the accident; if incapacitated, dictate them to a friend or family member.
• Immediately contact an attorney or law firm, even if you eventually hire someone else, you may need legal guidance immediately.
• Do not speak with the offending party, regardless of what that person or company might say to you. Refer them to your attorney.
• Determine how much time you have in which to file a legal action; it varies from state to state.
• Ask your doctor or hospital to make arrangements for you to receive all documentation regarding the nature and treatment of your injuries.
• If you know of any witnesses who may provide accurate and unbiased evidence regarding your situation, immediately have them contact your legal counsel and make a statement as to what they knew and observed.
• Begin charting your financial situation to determine what losses you may have sustained and what it will cost to get you back to where you were prior to the injury.
• And finally, don't be afraid to reach out for help. You've been injured and it will hurt in many ways.