Injured in an Auto Wreck? Get the Compensation You Deserve

Trusted Jackson, MS, Auto Accident Lawyers

A car accident can change your life in an instant. Medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering can take a heavy toll. At Williams Newman Williams, we fight for auto accident victims in Jackson and throughout Mississippi, helping them recover the compensation they need to move forward.

Don’t let the insurance company take advantage of you. Our experienced attorneys stand up to big insurance companies to ensure you get what you’re owed.

Why Choose Williams Newman Williams?

✔ Free, no-obligation consultation
✔ No fees unless we win your case
✔ Millions recovered for injured clients
✔ Experienced trial attorneys who won’t back down

We Handle All Types of Auto Accident Cases:

✔ Car accidents
✔ Truck accidents
✔ Motorcycle crashes
✔ Pedestrian and bicycle accidents
✔ Drunk driving accidents
✔ Distracted driving crashes
✔ Uninsured/underinsured driver claims
✔ 18 Wheeler accidents
✔ ATV accidents

What Damages Can You Recover?

✔ Medical bills (current & future)
✔ Lost wages & reduced earning capacity
✔ Pain & suffering
✔ Property damage
✔ Wrongful death claims

Take the First Step Toward Justice 

The insurance company is not on your side — but we are. Let us fight for the maximum compensation you deserve.

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    Our Legal Team

    Experienced Trial Attorneys on Your Side

    R. Paul Williams
    Partner

    Jackson Car accident attorney Paul Wiliams

    Matt Newman
    Partner

    Jackson car wreck lawyer Matt Newman

    Courtney M. Williams
    Partner

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    Why Is It So Important to Hire a Personal Injury Attorney?

    In a few states plaintiffs in personal injury lawsuits are precluded from collecting any damages if they are determined to have contributed to their injury, loss or damage in any way. In 1910, Mississippi became the first U.S. state to pass a comparative negligence law. In states like Mississippi plaintiffs may still be able to collect modest damages even if they were largely responsible for causing the accident that injured them under the pure comparative fault doctrine.

    While Mississippi residents may collect damages even if their injuries were suffered largely as a result of their own behavior, the damages that they will be awarded will be reduced according to their percentage of fault. For example, a Mississippi motorist who would have been awarded damages of $200,000 in a car accident lawsuit had they been faultless would be awarded $140,000 if the court determined that they bore 30 percent of the responsibility for the crash.

    The comparative fault law can lead to highly contentious court arguments in personal injury cases, and this is particularly true when the evidence indicates that the plaintiff could have avoided injury entirely had they acted differently. Defendants may argue that cases should be dismissed or damages reduced if the plaintiff was not wearing a seat belt or failed to take evasive action. Experienced Jackson Mississippi car wreck attorneys may anticipate these strategies and prepare for them by gathering data such as police reports, witness statements, and security camera footage.

    The information you obtain at this site is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice. You should consult an attorney for advice regarding your individual situation. We invite you to contact us and welcome your calls, letters and electronic mail. Contacting us does not create an attorney-client relationship. Please do not send any confidential information to us until such time as an attorney-client relationship has been established.