An injury can change your life forever. It’s a physically, mentally, and emotionally difficult experience – especially when it’s the result of someone else’s recklessness. Resulting financial hardship makes it feel even more impossible to recover and move on with your life.
We can help.
The Omaha Personal Injury Law Firm of Watson & Carroll represents victims injured in accidents that weren’t their fault. We understand that such cases can be difficult for everyone involved – and we are ready to fight for you. Our team will work nonstop until we reach the best outcome possible to your case – and that includes financial relief for resulting damages.
We know how to win. Our Personal Injury Attorneys provide our clients with honest, personal, and compassionate support every single step of the way.
You have one chance to reach a fair outcome to your case. It’s crucial that you have the best Omaha Personal Injury Lawyers by your side.
Our firm represents all types of personal injury cases, including:
• Car accidents
• Motorcycle accidents
• Slip and fall accidents
• Premises liability
• Dog bites
At Watson & Carroll, we know how deeply a personal injury can change the lives of you and your family. An experienced Omaha personal injuries lawyer can investigate the details of your case and put together a claim you can win. We strive to hold the responsible parties accountable for their actions as well as secure the financial resources needed for you to move on with your life.
Experienced, Dependable, Caring Legal Representation
The statute of limitations for a personal injury lawsuit in Nebraska is four years, according to state law. In other words, if you fail to file a personal injury claim before the deadline, you have no case. And keep in mind, that time frame can vary depending on what kind of lawsuit you’re filing. A wrongful death injury lawsuit, for example, has a two-year time limit in Nebraska.
Our Personal Injury team is skilled inside and outside the courtroom. We will determine what the statute of limitations is for your case – and act quickly to win.
Nebraska Pain and Suffering Law
Nebraska does not cap damages that can be recovered for pain and suffering in most cases; however, when it comes to medical malpractice there is a total damage cap enforced, which limits the amount of compensation that can be recovered (both economic and non-economic) to $2.25 million.