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At Dyer Law, we are dedicated to helping individuals rather than large insurance companies or powerful corporations. With offices in both Lincoln and Omaha, our legal team proudly serves clients across Nebraska. We bring extensive experience in a wide range of practice areas, including personal injury, wrongful death, vehicle accidents, and product liability. We prioritize our clients by providing personalized attention, clear communication, and steadfast advocacy throughout every stage of the legal process.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Dyer Law PC, LLO
What areas do you serve?
Dyer Law has law offices in Lincoln and Omaha, but our team serves individuals throughout all of Nebraska.
What are Dyer Law's practice areas?
Our practice areas include but are not limited to employee rights, personal injury, product liability, vehicle accidents, workers compensation and wrongful death.
How long do I have to file a personal injury claim?
In accordance with Nebraska Law, there is a time limit of four years for filing personal injury cases in the state’s civil court system. Starting your case as early as possible is best, but you want to make sure you have a firm understanding of your injuries and damages before the case is resolved. Contact us today to learn more about filing a claim!
How does a vehicle accident settlement work?
In some cases, a vehicle accident case can be settled without a lawsuit. After a case has been filed, Dyer Law will work with you, the other party/parties involved, and insurance providers to determine a settlement amount that ensures you are compensated fairly for damages and injuries.
How should I inform my employer if I’m injured?
If you’ve been injured at work, you’ll want to go directly to your boss or supervisor. You’ll then begin filling out a workers’ compensation form and start the claims process. Be sure to tell them the order of events and anyone who saw the injury occur.