Attorney Amy L. Woodward

Amy L. Woodward, a Hawaii Brain Injury Lawyer, provides free consultations to evaluate brain injury cases. Most cases are handled on a contingency fee, so "No recovery - No fee." This means that if the Amy L. Woodward and the Law Offices of William H. Lawson, experienced Honolulu Hawaii injury attorneys, agree to handle your case on a contingency fee, there will be no attorneys' fees charged unless we win. We are dedicated to helping the families of the victims of brain injury, TBI, head injury and spinal cord injuries to get back on their feet again. If someone you love has been the victim of a brain injury, we'll help you get your life back together again.

Amy L. Woodward is a graduate of the University of San Diego Law School (2013), clerked with the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals and then clerked for a year for the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of Hawaii. In 2014 she joined the firm of Carlsmith Ball and she has practiced law in Hawaii ever since. She is a member of the Hawaii Association for Justice. For the last several years, Ms. Woodward has practiced with the Law Office of William H. Lawson with an emphasis in handling serious personal injury and death claims — claims for injuries arising out of the wrongful conduct of others. Her practice has concentrated on helping clients and/or their families recover their lives back after a severe injury or a wrongful death.

Inital Steps in Making Your Claim

After a severe accident it is usually very important (from the point of view of making a claim) to preserve whatever evidence is available regarding the accident. This usually involves documenting, saving, storing, and preserving whatever evidence it is possible to document, save, store and preserve and photographing and videotaping all evidence that may for some reason be perishable or subject to change. It also involves locating and interviewing witnesses to the accident and others who may be familiar with the conditions which gave rise to the accident before memories fade or other reasons intervene to prevent the collection of this information. For more information, please visit Inital Steps in Making Your Claim.

Deadlines:

Every type of claim has a deadline for filing the claim in court. These differ from state to state. The deadlines given on this website are those applicable in the state of Hawaii - since we are located in the state of Hawaii. This type of deadline is known as the Statute of Limitations. After the expiration of this time period, the claim usually will be lost - regardless of its merits. There are various exceptions to the deadlines (minority, incompetency, etc.), so it may still be worth evaluating a claim even after the deadline has expired. Please note that because of these deadlines, you must act promptly to contact Brain Injury Attorney Hawaii on any claims which you may wish to pursue.

Contact Brain Injury Lawyer Hawaii now for a free evaluation of your case.