Michigan swimming pool
accident attorneys.
We won’t let an insurance company prevent a generous settlement.
After a swimming pool accident in which an injury or death has occurred, the insurance company of the property owner will soon have investigators on the scene, perhaps that very day. As a victim of the accident, it’s very important to get the advice of a lawyer to protect your rights and preserve your ability to obtain compensation.
Contact Matz Injury Law for a free consultation. An attorney at our firm can review your case and explain what we can do to help you obtain the compensation you deserve.
Advocates for swimming pool accident victims.
For more than 30 years, Matz Injury Law has been representing victims of negligence. Our firm has the experience, skills, and resources needed to investigate and pursue claims involving wrongful death and property owner negligence. We will work diligently to obtain full and complete compensation for all your losses.
Call us at 1-866-22NOT33 today.
Building a strong and persuasive case.
We will immediately investigate the cause of the accident and the negligence of the property owner. We will document all of your economic and noneconomic losses for inclusion in your claim.
In a head injury case, this could include compensation for medical costs, lost wages, and pain and suffering. Matz Injury Law will make it our priority to help you obtain the financial resources needed to pay for medical care, rehabilitation therapy, and other services.
If your family member has drowned, we will seek compensation for lost future income, loss of companionship, and other damages. Matz Injury Law will work tirelessly to build a strong and persuasive case designed to obtain maximum compensation for you.
What does 22not33 mean, exactly?
Other law firms charge 33% of a net settlement amount. Our contingent fee is only 22%. (Remember, you are responsible to reimburse case costs spent by any attorney.) For example: A lawyer wins a $100,000 “net settlement” (deduction of costs spent by your attorney to prepare your case, taken “off the top” of your settlement total before the fee is calculated). If the attorney is charging a 33% fee, you would get about $67,000. If you were charged just 22% — which is our fee — you would receive about $78,000.