The Claveran Law Firm has extensive experience representing clients in a variety car accidents and personal injury matters. We have handled 100’s of cases where injuries have arisen from car, truck, or construction accidents, slip and fall accidents, fires, or product defects. Personal injury cases including car accidents often result in serious injuries, including brain and spinal cord injuries, quadriplegia or paraplegia, and even wrongful death. Accident cases often revolve around one or two important elements of the case, for example how the accident occurred and who was at fault. If you have been injured and believe the incident was caused by someone else's negligence, contact our office for immediate assistance. It is important to take immediate action to preserve evidence and to get medical treatment. You may be entitled to recover for your injuries and damages, but the law limits the amount of time in which you must file a lawsuit. It is important to take action to preserve your rights and your ability to seek recovery for your losses.

70% of Americans do not have a Will or Estate Plan! In essence unless you have a Will or more importantly a Comprehensive Estate Plan in place you will be “donating” up to 65% of your estate to Uncle Sam. So it’s time you call me to assist you in joining the 30% who do have a plan in place. Who Needs Estate Planning? Married Couples: If you have joint wills when you die within short time of each other it will create serious legal issues and complicate the probate process. It is recommended that each spouse have a separate wills and Comprehensive Estate Planning in place. It is important that you control to whom, when and how both of you are going to pass your wealth and hard earned assets to your heirs. Divorce Couples. As a divorce person you want to make sure your assets and a wealth transfer protects your children instead of your former spouse’s new partner – or his/her heirs. For this and other reasons you must establish a Trust. Business Owners: Through Estate Planning you can control and create a succession plan that dictates what will happen to your business, your equity in your business, who will get your interest when you die or are unable to manage the business. A good plan will also insure that the business will have enough cash on hand to survive the transition to new ownership and management. What is Estate Planning? Estate Planning, specifically Comprehensive Estate Planning, is a legal process which ensures that the assets and wealth you worked so hard to accumulate are transferred to whom you designate according to your wishes, in the most efficient, tax-favored and equitable way. In essence you are in control not Uncle Sam or the State. In order to accomplish these goals you will need an attorney to assist you in creating and counseling on the best legal structures for you.