Langston & Lott, PLLC Booneville, Mississippi,
Personal Injury
Booneville, Mississippi, Personal Injury Personal Injury Attorney
Settled in the City of Hospitality in Prentiss County’s Southeastern Plains, Langston & Lott is the law firm of choice for many in Booneville.
With over 50 years of experience, Langston & Lott, PLLC is one of the most respected and longest-serving Personal Injury law firms in Mississippi. Langston & Lott Law Firm manages cases and claims dealing with personal injuries from car accidents, trucking accidents, and motorcycle accidents, and accidents that happen at work involving workers’ compensation claims.
We employ a pragmatic and practiced approach to ensure you obtain full and fair compensation for your injuries.
Have a personal injury involving one of these situations? Our lawyers can help.
How Can Our Booneville Accident Injury Lawyers Help You?
Langston & Lott, LLC. is an accessible and affordable resource for your legal needs that can offer hope in a heartbreaking and difficult situation. By assertively and strategically advocating for their clients, the attorneys at Langston & Lott take pride in aiding in their client’s recovery by assisting them to navigate the legal challenges following an accident that led to an injury with life-altering effects.
We Listen
Set up a free consultation with the team at Langston & Lott so they can understand your story, concerns, and goals regarding your injury.
We Act as a Guide
Langston & Lott will help you understand how the legal system works based on your claim, and we support clients by advocating for positive results according to each client’s goals. We will help you to understand timelines, how the court system operates, and what you can expect regarding your claim.
We Answer Questions and Offer Legal Advice
What Compensation Can You Recover?
An accident victim may be entitled to many kinds of compensation, and it’s important to discuss your case with a Langston & Lott attorney to determine which applies to the specific details of your case. Langston & Lott attorneys are well-versed in recovering compensation related to car, truck, and motorcycle accidents, and mass tort claims.
If you were partially responsible for the accident relating to a vehicle claim and/or the personal injury, Mississippi still allows you to claim damages.
Regardless of the party at fault, you may claim compensation for:
- Medical expenses include hospital visits, surgeries, therapies, follow-up appointments, medications, equipment, and anything that may aid in recovery medically, mentally, and physically.
- Property Damage is anything from your vehicle to the sneakers you were wearing the day of the accident and everything else lost or damaged. You are entitled to compensation.
- If your paycheck suffered after your injury or accident, you may be entitled to claim Lost Wages. If you needed time off from work for healing, appointments, or other reasons due to the accident, a compensation claim could result in reimbursement of these lost wages.
- Home Renovation Costs may be needed to update a home to accommodate a new disability or injury as a result of an accident or diminished earning capacity loss.
- You may experience the Loss of Enjoyment of Life after an accident and a catastrophic injury.
- Pain and Suffering due to the accident may affect one’s lifestyle after the accident, and compensation is a possibility.
- Humiliation and Embarrassment and the mental anguish they cause can leave lasting impacts on one after an accident.
- Scarring and Disfigurement leave physical reminders on the body of injuries from the accident. Talk to the personal injury attorneys at Langston & Lott.
Where Do Accidents Happen in Booneville?
With multiple large highway interchanges, numerous dangerous city intersections, railroads, bike trails, and pedestrian walks downtown, it’s no wonder accidents happen in Booneville and the surrounding area, and unfortunately, they happen often.
Major roadways attract accidents. Booneville’s most dangerous roadways include highways and major city roads. For example, U.S. Highway 45 runs through Booneville in Prentiss County, and continues north to Corinth, Mississippi, and is a major roadway to Jackson, Tennessee, and south to Tupelo and Meridian, Mississippi. Additionally, Mississippi Highway 4 and Mississippi Highway 30 run east to west through Booneville. Highways attract traffic, and traffic attracts accidents.
In Mississippi the Statute of Limitations for personal injury relating to auto accidents as stated in Miss. Code § 15-1-49(1) (2024) generally allows you three years from the date of the accident or injury to file a lawsuit or settle your case.
Our Focus on Accidents and Injuries in Booneville
Langston & Lott has represented many cases involving accidents. Some common personal injury accident causes include reckless driving and speeding, distracted driving, impaired driving, fatigued driving, auto part defects, and road damage.
Many types of injuries can occur, and in various severities depending on if the accident involved one vehicle, two vehicles, the types of vehicles, the surrounding environment, etc. Injuries may range from minor to life-threatening injuries.
The most common car crash injuries, according to Forbes, include:
- Traumatic brain injuries
- Concussions
- Spinal cord injuries
- Facial injuries
- Broken or bruised ribs
- Heart attack
- Whiplash
- Sprains and strains
- Bruising
- Broken bones
- Dislocated joints
- Loss of limbs
- Puncture wounds or penetrating injuries
- Organ damage
- PTSD
We understand your injury and health needs are unique and specific, regardless of the accident type or injury type. We will help you work with insurance companies to secure fair compensation for your injury.
Insurance Companies and Claims
After a catastrophic injury, accident victims should not have to worry about whether the insurance company will help with the claim filed. Langston & Lott believes your priority should be health and healing, and we will deal with the insurance companies for you.
We understand how insurance companies operate and what we need to do to get you the compensation you deserve.
Protect yourself and your future claim by not speaking with your insurance company until speaking to a lawyer at Langston & Lott first. Inform your insurance provider you will communicate with them after consulting your attorney, especially if it is a personal injury claim. Your lawyer can manage the claim while you manage your health and recovery.
What to Do After an Accident
- Get checked by a professional. Some injuries manifest later than an injury such as cuts or a broken nose. Consider the potential of head trauma, organ damage, or nervous system damage as possible reasons to visit a doctor if no visible injuries appear.
- Record the medical care you receive after the accident. Records can be used to build a case so you may receive the compensation relating to your injury.
- Advocate for your health. Prioritize your health and make this clear to your doctors that your health is your priority after the accident. When your health could be at risk, don’t be concerned about health costs. The personal injury team at Langston & Lott may be able to help with the financial aspect of your recovery.
- Return to the doctor. Follow-up appointments are essential for your continued healing and future well-being, and these appointments may also help your case by providing additional documentation.
- Contact your insurance provider by phone, website, or app, and file a claim. Additional information will be required if you are filing a personal injury claim. Keep all documentation about your medical assessments to yourself until you’ve spoken to a lawyer.
- Protect yourself and your future claim by speaking to a lawyer first. Your insurance company wants to maximize and retain profits. While your insurance provider may claim they have your best interests in mind, this may not be entirely true. Inform your insurance provider you will speak to them after consulting your attorney.
- Don’t talk about the details of your accident or health with others. Don’t apologize for your accident. Before discussing the accident in detail with others, speak to a professional about compensation possibilities. You may be entitled to financial compensation to help rectify the situation.
- Keep notes and a file on the accident. Compile all notes and documentation in one central location. The file may include medical statements, police reports, insurance claim information, driver and witness information, and personal entries documenting the incident and the accident’s effect on your health and lifestyle. Bring this documentation to your attorney meeting at Langston & Lott.
Casey Langston Lott, Personal Injury Lawyer
in BoonevilleWhat’s Next? Contact Langston & Lott’s Booneville Personal Injury Attorneys for Your Free Consultation
By hiring a personal injury lawyer at Langston & Lott that is right for you, our legal team will help give you the support and resources needed, and you can focus on healing. While healing, you’ll know our team’s focus includes getting you the justice you deserve after your injury.
The personal injury law team at Langston & Lott provides quality legal advocacy for injured victims of car accidents, commercial truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, drive-share accidents, pedestrian and bicycle accidents, drunk driving accidents; and other major injuries resulting from falls, dog bites, burns, Product Liability, Mass Tort, and Wrongful Death. Langston & Lott’s Booneville personal injury law team is dedicated to client cases and wants the opportunity to represent you.
Contact Langston & Lott Law Firm to determine the compensation you are entitled to after your injury and allow us to take care of your legal needs. Request a free file review on our website or call (662) 728-9733 to set up a free consultation with one of our personal injury lawyers today.
Booneville Office Location
100 South Main Street
Booneville, MS 38829
(662)-728-9733
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