Our Maine personal injury lawyers provide comprehensive legal representation to individuals across Maine who have suffered injuries from accidents that were not their fault. We are committed to delivering personalized service and thorough legal guidance, ensuring that your rights are protected throughout the legal process. We never charge for the initial consultation, and we only take a fee if we win for you, so you risk nothing by giving us a call and learning about your options. You have rights, and we are here to protect them.
Dedicated Advocacy for Injured Mainers Since 1971
If you or a loved one has been injured due to someone else's negligence, a Maine personal injury attorney at Lowry Law is here to help. Our dedicated team fights for the rights of our fellow Mainers, helping them navigate the complexities of personal injury law to secure the compensation they may be entitled to. With over 5 decades of combined experience and a deep understanding of Maine's legal landscape, we will advocate passionately on your behalf. Get started today with a free case review.
Getting Help is Easy
We will work with you to make it as easy as possible to seek the compensation you may be owed. We take care of the work so you can focus on your recovery!
You Deserve Compensation
When you suffer serious injuries due to another person’s carelessness, you deserve compensation. We will help you pursue the money you may be entitled to.
Free Case Review
During your free case review, you will get a better idea of the compensation you may qualify for and how we can help you pursue it.
Table of Contents
- Why Choose Lowry Law?
- Cases We Handle in Maine
- Do You Have a Valid Maine Personal Injury Claim?
- Damages You Can Recover With a Successful Claim
- Everything You Need To Know About Maine’s Comparative Negligence Rule
- Our Experienced Maine Personal Injury Attorneys
- Contact a Personal Injury Lawyer in Maine for a Free Consultation
- Related Articles & Info
Why Choose Lowry Law?
Choosing the right legal representation can make a significant difference in the outcome of your case. We are a veteran-led business with over 50 years of success in the legal sphere. From car accidents and truck accidents to wrongful death incidents and product liability, our attorneys are equipped to handle a wide range of personal injury cases. At Lowry Law, our clients benefit from our:
- In-depth knowledge of Maine’s personal injury laws.
- Thorough investigative resources to uncover and present critical evidence.
- Commitment to clear communication, keeping you informed every step of the way.
- Determination to pursue the maximum compensation possible, reflecting the true extent of your injuries and losses.
Cases We Handle in Maine
Do You Have a Valid Maine Personal Injury Claim?
To determine whether you have a valid personal injury claim in Maine, consider the following key elements:
- Negligence: Was the injury caused by someone else’s carelessness or recklessness?
- Causation: Is there a direct link between the negligent act and your injury?
- Damages: Have you suffered quantifiable harm, such as medical expenses, lost wages, or pain and suffering?
Our attorneys can offer a precise evaluation of your situation and help you understand your legal options.
Getting Our Clients REAL RESULTS
Damages You Can Recover With a Successful Claim
Securing a successful personal injury claim can open the door to recovering various types of damages that compensate for both tangible and intangible losses. Our experienced attorneys at Lowry Law work diligently to ensure that all potential damages are thoroughly assessed and pursued so that you receive the fullest compensation you are entitled to. This includes everything from medical expenses and lost earnings to compensation for pain and suffering and more.
Economic damages compensate you for the financial losses caused an injury. These typically include:
- Medical expenses: Payment for past, current, and future medical care related to your injury
- Lost wages: Compensation for the income you lost while recovering and unable to work
- Loss of earning capacity: Compensation if your injuries affect your ability to earn a living in the future
- Property damage: Costs to repair or replace property damaged in the accident
Non-economic damages compensate you for losses that don’t have a clear dollar value but still have a major impact on your life. These damages can include:
- Pain and suffering: Compensation for the physical discomfort and emotional distress caused by your injury
- Loss of enjoyment of life: If your injuries prevent you from enjoying hobbies, activities, or daily life the way you did before
- Emotional distress: Including anxiety, depression, and other psychological impacts after an accident
- Loss of consortium: Compensation for the impact the injury has on your relationship with your spouse
At Lowry Law, we understand the profound effects these injuries can have on your quality of life and advocate for just compensation in every case. Contact our personal injury law firm in Maine for a free case review during which we will help you understand what your claim may be worth.
See What Our Clients Are Saying About Us
I could not have asked for a better attorney than Lowry & Associates, and the staff that work for this firm.
-Ronald S.Jennifer was the one whom I spoke with the most and she was excellent in handling everything including being a very sweet and caring person.
-Valerie H.I feel the firm handled my case in an honest and professional way. I am very happy with my results and would use your firm in the future (though hopefully I won’t have to!)
-Robyn B.Thank you for all the help on my case. The entire staff at Lowry & Associates really delivers an outstanding service!
-Richard S.Most of the time I felt like your whole group was treating me like I was the only client!
-Rodney M.I feel that your team was superb about all that took place with my case, and if I ever need the support of an attorney again, you would be at the top of my list!
-Heidi H.Keep up the good work! I hope I do not…But if I ever do need another accident attorney, you are top on my list!
-Jason B.I am very pleased with all of your help, and if I ever need any help again I’ll be sure to call your office!
-Mona S.The injuries from this experience caused me to lose an entire year from my life. The company responsible for this accident cared nothing about my well-being and refused to work with me. Despite the odds, your firm was willing to take my case. The staff that handled my case was absolutely courteous, friendly, and appeared interested in me and my well-being. I would highly recommend your firm. Thank you so much for your kind and friendly service.
-Rita B.Everyone was excellent, you could not ask for a better team of professionals working on your side!
-Misty B.Everything You Need To Know About Maine’s Comparative Negligence Rule
Maine operates under a “comparative negligence” rule, which could affect the compensation you receive in a personal injury case. Under this rule, you can still recover damages if you are partially at fault for the accident, as long as your responsibility is not greater than 49%. However, your compensation will be reduced by your percentage of fault. Understanding how this rule applies to your case is crucial, and our legal team can provide detailed insights and strategic advice to help you navigate these complexities.
Our Experienced Maine Personal Injury Attorneys
Contact a Personal Injury Lawyer in Maine for a Free Consultation
If you’re facing injuries and unsure about your next steps, don’t hesitate to reach out to the Maine personal injury lawyers at Lowry Law. We have offices in Portland and Bangor, and we offer a free consultation to discuss your case, providing a risk-free opportunity for you to learn more about your rights and how we can assist you. Whether you’re in Portland, Greater Bangor, Lewiston, or anywhere else in the state of Maine, contact us today to start the journey toward recovery and justice with a team that stands for excellence and compassion in legal representation.
Related Articles & Info
- How to Prove Negligence in Your Maine Personal Injury Case
- How to Get Your Medical Records After an Accident in Maine
- What Is a Medical Lien & How Can It Impact Your Injury Settlement?
- What Is Loss of Consortium in Maine?
- Maine Statute of Limitations for Personal Injury Claims
- What to Do If an Insurance Company Denies Your Claim in Maine