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Personal injury cases

Personal injury lawyer in San Antonio

Hurt because someone else was careless? Ryan Bergmann and his case manager handle the insurance companies while you focus on getting better.

San Antonio injury cases, handled personally

Bergmann Law Firm is a small San Antonio practice. When you hire the firm, Ryan Bergmann and his case manager work your case directly. You are not handed off to a call center.

Most injury cases start with a crash: cars, 18-wheelers, rideshares and company vehicles. The firm also handles wrongful death claims for families who have lost someone because of another person’s negligence.

How an injury case works

  1. Free consultation. You explain what happened and Ryan tells you whether you have a case.
  2. Treatment and records. While you get the medical care you need, the firm gathers records, bills and the police report.
  3. Demand. When your treatment is complete, the firm sends a demand to the insurance company.
  4. Settlement or suit. Many cases settle. If the insurance company will not be fair, the case can go to court.
  • A case manager on your file

    Injury cases are run day to day by a case manager with decades of experience, so your calls and questions get answered.

  • Straight answers about value

    Ryan tells you what your case is realistically worth, including when the insurance policy limits the recovery.

  • Contingency fee

    Injury cases are handled on a contingency fee. The percentage and how case costs are handled are explained in writing before you sign.

FAQ

Personal injury lawyer in San Antonio questions

Still have questions? Call us any day and ask.

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  • How long do I have to file a personal injury claim in Texas?

    In most Texas personal injury cases the deadline to file a lawsuit is two years from the date of the injury. Some claims, especially against government entities, require notice much sooner, so it is worth calling early.

  • What if I was partly at fault?

    Texas uses proportionate responsibility. You can still recover as long as you are not more than 50 percent responsible, but your recovery is reduced by your share of fault.

  • What is my case worth?

    It depends on your injuries, your medical treatment and bills, lost income, and how much insurance the at-fault party carries. Ryan will give you an honest range after reviewing your case.

Attorney Ryan Bergmann

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Hurt because someone else was careless? Ryan Bergmann and his case manager handle the insurance companies while you focus on getting better.

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