We tend to go about our days secure in the feeling that nothing bad will happen to us. For the most part things work out that way. But the unexpected can and sometimes does happen. Accidental injury sometimes strikes us no matter how careful we are in what we do.

Your world changes when you are injured in an accident. The change may be small and inconvenient. There may only be minor issues of aches and pain, and the inconvenience of medical visits, car repairs and lost days from work. Or the impact may be devastating. Serious injury changes a person’s life in so many unfortunate ways.

When accidental injury due to the carelessness of others happens, whether in a minor or a catastrophic way, you need someone to turn to for help.

The trial attorneys at Goss & Fentress represent people who are victims of accidental injury, and people who have a loved one who suffered a wrongful death caused by the carelessness of others. Our attorneys have many years of experience in the successful representation of clients, settling claims directly with insurance companies, as well as in trying cases in court.

• We have handled many claims for clients who were injured by motorists who were driving while drunk or otherwise impaired.
• Premises liability claims, such as injury claims arising out of slip and fall or trip and fall accidents, or where an object has fallen on someone or where a floor or stairway has collapsed or given way
• Dog bites and animal attacks
• Boating accidents
• Construction accidents
• Railroad accidents

…and many other types of accidental injuries.

We take pride in helping our clients and working closely with them in our efforts to bring cases to a successful resolution. We welcome the opportunity to consult with you about your injury claim.

If you have not yet reached the Social Security retirement age but have become unable to work because of illness or injury, the Social Security Administration has disability and health insurance benefits that you may qualify for.

Benefits can be hard to get from the Social Security Administration, and you have the right to seek relief through legal means if you qualify for some or all of these benefits, but your claim is wrongfully denied.