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Personal Injury Attorney for Leesburg, Loudoun, and Winchester Virginia
Ever questioned yourself what the title “Esquire” stands for? The word comes from the middle Ages from an old French term that was used to describe knight’s “shield bearers”. A role of one was to serve his knight to protect him during the chaos of a battle; knights were protected from unsuspected attacks by the enemies.
Nowadays, “Esquire” is a term commonly applied to attorneys. Your lawyer is on your side to protect you, your rights and your honor from an opponent to make sure that you are respected in full.
Barbara S. Williams will act as your advocate in your personal injury case as a “knight” between you and the insurance company, defending you over insurers that put their profit over people. She will provide legal counseling in accordance with personal injury laws to her clients to ensure a fair outcome and a peace of mind. Many claims may be settled without a trial; however clients need a powerful shield during negotiation and litigation.
Barbara S. Williams, as a personal injury attorney, understands and acknowledges her commitment and dedication to serving as a shield for her clients from Clarke County, Frederick County, Loudon County, Winchester and the surrounding regions of Northern Virginia. Her law firm is prepared for protection of her clients from many downsides in personal injury law. Barbara’s strong background in negotiation and trial, provide clients with fair settlement and litigation.
Medical expenses, pain, emotional stress, permanent injury and lost wages are what victims of someone’s negligence are facing. Do you know of anyone struggling with these problems? Serving its clients solely on behalf of plaintiffs, Barbara S. Williams, P.C. has provided help to Virginians and their loved ones in attaining the best possible outcomes in cases of:
Profits Over People: The Insurance Industry’s Formula for “Success”
When you file any kind of claim with an insurance company, you may face the routine. Often times routine involves waiting on the phone for hours and hours, dealing with loads of paperwork, and searching through documents just to get any minor auto repair done. In the real world there is always more frustration that there is routine.
The main goal of an insurer is to pay their client the least amount possible when computing the damage amount for which the insurer is liable. In case of a personal injury, the insurer’s goal remains the same: to pay the least amount possible to those who suffered an injury and then minimize their obligation for future costs. Therefore any significant claim for damage or personal injury is challenged, denied or contested, despite how legitimate and obvious the claim may be. The goal of those insurers is to deny the claim, delay the case and not to pay their client.
If you know of anyone, who has been seriously injured in an accident that was a fault of someone else’s negligence, working your way against an insurer without any experienced legal counseling almost guarantees the least possible amount of your compensation.
Most insurers know that people who sustain serious injuries may be traumatized and disoriented. The insurers take advantage of that before a victim or a victim’s doctor realize the extent of an injury and care that is proper and offer a settlement with an unreasonably low compensation. Most of these settlements do not account for medical expenses, pain, emotional stress, permanent injury, wages lost and wages to be earned.
Never is the litigation a first choice of a rationale. Civil law does not guarantee the best justice system available to victims of someone’s negligence. Moreover, the new legislation that is proposed yearly renders the justice system even less fair to those in need of a fair settlement. Insurance adjusters are aware that most people are not litigious, and are mostly willing to just have their medical expenses covered. By using a motto of “deny, delay, and do not pay”, insurers take advantage over the most important and critical advantage – time.
Comprehensive representation of clients is Barbara S. Williams’ legal team’s way of practicing the law. All the cases handled by Barbara S. Williams, P.C. are prepared for trial from the beginning. Taking into account how a client was traumatized emotionally, physically and financially altogether with more than 20 years of experience in personal injury, is crucial for evaluation of each case. The main goal is in attaining a fair and reasonable resolution of each and every case.
Barbara has gained respect as a personal injury attorney in Virginia, throughout the years of practice. Many cases are referred to Barbara by those attorneys that don’t specialize in personal injury law. Barbara is one of the founding partners of the Leesburg firm of Burnett and Williams that was established in 1988. She has practiced handling of personal injury cases since then and has decided to take on another challenge by founding a new law firm. Barbara is a widely recognized member of the Board of Governors of the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association. Barbara is also on the faculty of the Virginia College of Trial Advocacy. Moreover, she has been on the Board of Trustees for Brain Injury Services, which is a non-profit organization that provides free assistance to Virginia Citizens that have sustained traumatic brain injury (TBI) in the past and now live with its consequences. She realizes the hardship that a survivor of a TBI is going through and put all of the possible effort into fighting for a decent and fair compensation for the TBI clients of her law firm.
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