Being involved in an accident is overwhelming. It’s even worse when you’re not at fault but are accused of causing harm. The stress of handling medical bills, property damage, and potential legal battles can leave you feeling lost and uncertain. At the Law Offices of Baldacci, Sullivan, & Baldacci, we help these feelings of confusion and frustration turn into clarity and resolution. With over 30 years of experience as personal injury lawyers in Bangor, our team is dedicated to protecting your rights and ensuring justice is served. Keep reading and connect with us today for legal advice in Maine!
I'm Not At Fault, Can I Seek Legal Action?
Can You Take Legal Action If You’re Not at Fault?
Absolutely. If someone else’s negligence caused your injuries or property damage, you can seek compensation. Maine follows a modified comparative negligence rule, meaning you can recover damages as long as you’re less than 50% at fault. If the other party claims you contributed to the accident, our team can gather evidence to demonstrate your limited or non-existent liability.
Collect Evidence
To build a solid case, you need the right evidence. This includes police reports, witness statements, medical records, and accident scene photos. Our personal injury lawyers in Bangor can help compile and analyze this all so you can prove fault and strengthen your claim.
Dealing with Insurance Companies
Insurance companies often attempt to minimize payouts or shift blame. Our attorneys handle all communications, negotiations, and disputes with insurers, ensuring you receive the compensation you deserve without unnecessary stress.
Compensation Beyond Medical Bills
You may be entitled to compensation for lost wages, pain and suffering, and emotional distress. Our firm considers the full scope of your damages to pursue a fair settlement or judgment.
Don’t let an accident that wasn’t your fault leave you with the burden of medical bills and legal complications. Contact the Law Offices of Baldacci, Sullivan, & Baldacci for a lawyer consultation today.