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When trying to resolve a personal injury claim, having experienced and trusted legal counsel to protect your rights and navigate your case through the judicial process is essential. Practicing for nearly three decades, Attorney Daniel Pagliarini aggressively and effectively represents clients in their personal injury cases throughout the State of Hawaii.
As demonstrated by his AV Preeminent® Rating by Martindale-Hubbell®, being selected for the Super Lawyers® personal injury list since 2009, and having a Superb Avvo Rating, Attorney Pagliarini has been favorably recognized by his colleagues and clients for his legal ability, professional ethics, and zealous advocacy.
If you have been injured anywhere in the State of Hawaii, call Daniel T. Pagliarini Attorney at Law at (808) 400-7248 and get a free claim consultation to learn more about your rights.
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Honolulu personal injury attorney Daniel T. Pagliarini has successfully represented Hawaii's injured and their families for almost three decades. He has helped numerous clients collect full and fair compensation for their injury claims and has been recognized by his peers, judges, and his past and present clients for his professional excellence in personal injury law.
The Daniel T. Pagliarini Attorney at Law works closely with every client to understand their concerns and expectations. We then develop customized, results-oriented solutions focused on obtaining the maximum compensation to help the injured with their medical and rehabilitation bills, as well as to compensate them for their pain and suffering. All client communication goes through Attorney Pagliarini and our firm keeps our caseload small in order to provide a more personalized approach and the time and attention every client needs.
If you have been injured because of someone else's negligence and have incurred medical expenses, pain, and suffering, call one of Hawaii's most trusted and experienced personal injury lawyers, Daniel T. Pagliarini. Schedule a no-obligation, free claim evaluation to discuss your case. Do not delay as time works against you and your claim.
The laws that outline the period of time that you have between being injured and reaching your time limit to file a claim are called the statutes of limitations. In Haw. Rev. Code Ann. § 657-7 and Haw. Rev. Code Ann. § 663-3, injury victims and the surviving families of wrongful death accidents have two years to file a lawsuit for their injuries or property damage.
Although this may seem like a long period of time, it is beneficial to begin this process as soon as possible after the incident that caused your injury. In some cases, such as traumatic brain injuries or soft tissue damage, injuries do not become apparent for a few weeks or months after the accident. In that case, you would have less time to file a claim, which is why it is important to contact an attorney as soon as you are able.
A damage cap puts a limit on how much you may recover in damages for specific injuries. The state of Hawaii non-economic damages (such as pain and suffering) are capped at $375,000 for medical malpractice lawsuits. However, there are some exceptions to this rule. This rule also does not apply to general personal injury claims.
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