Poynter & Bucheri Accident Recovery: We Get Results
Our Indianapolis personal injury lawyers offer free consultations so that you can get answers to your questions and learn about your options for recovering compensation for your injury claim.
The lawyers of Poynter & Bucheri, LLC want to help you fight for your right to be compensated when a negligent party causes you an injury. Call 1-800-265-9881 or (317) 780-8000 now to speak with a PBAR representative. We represent clients in Indianapolis and throughout the surrounding areas.
Nursing Home Abuse
$42 Million verdict for the death of an elderly nursing home resident due to the abuse and neglect by their nursing facility (Referring Counsel).
Traumatic Brain Injury
$3.375 Million Recovery for a man who suffered a traumatic brain injury and pelvic injuries that he received in an automobile wreck.
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- appeals primarily to a lay person’s fear, greed, or desire for revenge;
- compares the services provided by the lawyer or a law firm with other lawyers’ services, unless the comparison can be factually substantiated;
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- contains a dramatization or re-creation of events unless the advertising clearly and conspicuously discloses that a dramatization or re-creation is being presented;
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