Why Matthew A. Zenko? +
Matthew A. Zenko is both an attorney and CPA with over 25 years of combined professional experience in accounting, finance, quality, strategy, and law. He prides himself on working on a one-on-one basis with clients and delivering exceptional personalized service.
What types of business services does Matthew A. Zenko offer? +
Matthew A. Zenko provides services including entity selection and formation, corporate and partnership agreements, contract review and drafting, lease review, non-compete and confidentiality agreements, buy/sell agreements, trademark protection, general employment law guidance, business and tax law research, business litigation, business collections, negotiation assistance, and cost/benefit analysis.
What personal injury cases does Matthew A. Zenko handle? +
Matthew A. Zenko handles a wide variety of personal injury cases including automobile accidents, motorcycle and bicycle accidents, slip and fall cases, dog bites, assault and battery, product defects, and medical malpractice.
What should I do immediately after being injured? +
Do not admit liability, seek medical treatment, gather all insurance policy information, document the details of the accident, document your injuries and lost wages, make notes of conversations, preserve evidence by taking photographs, obtain witness information, and call Matthew A. Zenko at 614.638.6654 for a free consultation.
How is a personal injury case resolved? +
Personal injury cases are generally settled outside of court through negotiation. If necessary, the case may proceed to litigation, involving steps such as notifying the insurance company, obtaining medical records, scrutinizing records, preparing a demand package, engaging in settlement discussions, and potentially filing a lawsuit with subsequent depositions and trials.
What factors determine the amount of compensation in a personal injury case? +
Compensation factors include medical bills (past and future), permanent injury and scarring, lost wages (past and future), pain and suffering, and other factors such as the degree of fault attributed to each party and pre-existing medical conditions.