ATTENTION: ACCIDENT VICTIMS

Have you been injured?

Are you confused about what happens now?

I know what you're thinking . . .

• Will I be paid for the time I'm losing from work?
• Will my medical bills be paid?
• What do I do if the person who hit my car doesn't have car insurance?
• Will my car be repaired?
• Is it OK to give the insurance company a statement . . .
  . . . what if I say the wrong thing?
• What if I don't fully recover . . .
  . . . and cannot return to my job?
• What will the insurance company offer me for my personal injuries?
• How will I know if the insurance settlement is fair?
• How will I know if the lawyer I've hired to help me is a competent lawyer and will know what to do?

Dear Friend,

If you or someone you care about has any of these concerns, then you need to read this Special Report.

My name is James Lee Katz. I'm a personal injury lawyer. I've helped injured people as a trial lawyer in Maryland for more than two decades. My clients have obtained millions of dollars in insurance company settlements, court and jury verdicts, and workers' compensation awards during that time. One such client was .

I have received the highest rating possible by the leading lawyer rating service.

My firm is a proud and supportive member of both Maryland and national injury victims legal rights organizations, The American Trial Lawyers Association and the Maryland Trial Lawyers Association. Both are dedicated, as am I, to championing the cause of those who deserve redress for injury to their person or property.

My clients tell me they like that my many years of experience as a personal injury lawyer gives them competent representation, and the peace of mind of knowing they have the best chance for getting what they deserve.

Unfortunately . . . many people today don't know their rights after being injured.

Many honest, hard working, but unsuspecting, people are taken advantage of by uncaring insurance companies, even by unskilled lawyers. That's why I've taken the time to write this Special Report and offer it FREE to anyone who wants it.

Too often injured people lose what they rightfully deserve because a big insurance company intimidated them or a lawyer who did not know any better "sold" them an unfair settlement.

Every year I hear of cases where an injured person is entitled to receive compensation for injuries, but failed to do what they needed to get what they were entitled to.

Are you counting on the insurance company to . . .
tell you the truth . . . or . . . make things right?

Why?

The sad fact is that the big, strong and powerful insurance companies often try to force injured people into accepting a lower settlement for their injuries than they truly deserve.

The harsh reality is that insurance companies are in business to make money and the less they pay you the more profit they can put into their deep pockets.

There is a strong likelihood that the insurance company you've been or will be dealing with will try to get you to accept a lesser amount than you deserve.

If you've been injured in an car crash or work accident, there are some "inside" secrets insurance companies don't want you to know about your injury claim.

Here are just a few of them:

• Rigid time deadlines exist in which you must sue or make claim for different types of cases or you lose your rights forever! [HERE IS A LIST OF THE MOST IMPORTANT DEADLINES FOR SOME TYPES OF CASES . . . TIME COULD BE RUNNING OUT!]

You may need to act now to prevent your claim from being lost due to the passage of time. Time could be running out!

• If you've been injured through no fault of your own by someone else's negligence, Maryland law entitles you to recover various types of money damages. [ YOU MAY BE ENTITLED TO SUBSTANTIAL DAMAGES! . . . CLICK HERE]

But not all damages are recoverable in every case. And damages must be provable in court. You must start to document your damages right away. The failure to properly document your injuries and losses now may prevent you from getting what you deserve later.

And even the best employer is not likely to tell you of the many benefits you may be entitled to by our workers' compensation laws, even though Maryland has recognized the critical needs of its injured workers since 1913. [CLICK HERE TO LEARN THE BENEFITS RECEIVED BY INJURED WORKERS]

• First, I will discuss the facts of your case with you, ask you questions about how you were hurt, and who did what to hurt you. I will also examine the police reports, accident reports, and any photos, estimates, or other papers you may have. I need to do this so that all possible courses of action can be considered. Your medical records and bills will be reviewed to determine the nature and extent of your injuries and damages.



• Then, when I have a clear understanding of what happened, I'll give you my opinion about your case, including your chances for recovery, and any problems I see. Every case is different, and I'll tell you what I think is best for you under your specific circumstances.



• I will also explain your legal rights and obligations. I'll tell you what papers need to be filed, and when, and what reports need to made. I'll also explain the entire claims process, so you'll know exactly what happens from start to finish.



• If the facts are in dispute, I'll tell you what can be done to prove your side.



• I'll also tell you how to protect yourself from insurance adjusters and investigators. They can be tricky. You'll learn how they investigate and evaluate claims. I'll tell you if the insurance companies you are up against are withholding benefits from you, or whether these insurance companies are pressuring you to make a wrong decision for a quick settlement.



• Many inexperienced lawyers miss a lot of the little things that can make a big difference to you. The biggest settlements often go to those who avoid insurance company traps by doing the little things right. I'll give you five keys most lawyers will never tell you so that you get every penny you deserve.



• The one thing I won't do is give you an opinion of what your case is worth. It is impossible to evaluate the value of a case until you have recovered from your injuries, and all of your past and likely future medical bills, loss of earnings, pain and suffering, and other evidence are known.

You'll get the best possible guarantee of my commitment to you: I only get paid when I collect money for you, and you will never be charged an hourly fee. We'll sign a written agreement so there is no confusion. [LEARN HOW IT WORKS . . . YOU PAY NO FEE UNTIL YOUR CASE SETTLES!]

• "What You Should Know About Obtaining Compensation For Your Personal Injuries." This report reveals critical information about injury claims, so that you will better understand your rights when injured by wrongful conduct.



• "What to Do If You Are in An Automobile Accident." The report explains what happens in an accident, what information to obtain, what to say and what not to say, who to call, a form to record necessary information, learn what pitfalls to avoid, and everything else you need to do to protect your rights and make this traumatic time a lot less of a headache.

Keep this report in your car so that necessary information can be easily recorded in an emergency when a collision occurs!

Too many people have told me they wished they had acted sooner, before important witnesses moved and could not be found, before delays or gaps in their medical treatment proved fatal to their case.

I've encountered many injured people who failed to seek the "right" legal advice. Some of these people haven't gone to a lawyer because they did not know they had the right to compensation, some were intimidated, and some had bad experiences with other lawyers in the past.