Union Parish, Louisiana Personal Injury Lawyer

Enduring an injury due to another party’s negligence, and due to no fault of your own, can be a long-term burden on your physical, emotional, and financial wellbeing. If you have been a victim of an accident, whether that be a car accident, a slip and fall, a work injury, a defective product, or otherwise, there is a competent Union Parish, Louisiana personal injury lawyer from Breithaupt, DuBos & Wolleson who is willing to aggressively defend you so that you can recover the economic, and possibly even the non-economic, damages that you sustained. Contact us to schedule your free initial consultation with our experienced legal team so that you can kickstart your personal injury case today.

Personal Injury Lawyer | Fighting for Clients in Union Parish, Louisiana

Like most states, personal injury accidents are unfortunately rather common in the state of Louisiana. But lucky for you, Breithaupt, DuBos & Wolleson has over 100 years of combined legal experience fighting for clients throughout the state of Louisiana, and we are prepared to fight for you as well.

Our Personal Injury Services

Not only does our experience extend through many years, but personal injury claims that we cover extend through many areas. That is, Breithaupt, DuBos & Wolleson helps clients who have been injured in a wide range of circumstances, including, but not limited to, the following:

Time Limits on Personal Injury Claims

Typically, the statute of limitations for personal injury claims in Louisiana is two years from the date of your accident under Louisiana Civil Code article 3493.1. Even missing this deadline by a day will result in you permanently losing your right to sue, and ultimately, your right to receive compensation. Notably, circumstances, such as the injury occurring on or by property owned by a municipality or state, may leave you with even less time to file a Notice of Claim. With all things considered, it is in your best interest to speak with a skilled Union Parish, Louisiana personal injury lawyer as soon after your accident as possible.

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