Covington personal injury attorney
Personal injury representation
backed by courtroom experience.
Tim Richardson has practiced law since 2001, handling matters in state and federal courts through trial and appeal. Based in Covington. Admitted in Louisiana and Texas.
Selected litigation experience
Commercial-vehicle
injury litigation.
Tim’s experience includes representing plaintiffs in a federal lawsuit arising from a fatal tractor-trailer collision.
of Louisiana
Baker v. Amazon Logistics, Inc.
Tim served with co-counsel for the plaintiffs. The litigation included a dispute over adding insurers to the case.
This example describes litigation experience, not a final damages award. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.
Covington & the Northshore
Personal injury
cases we handle.
Richardson Law Group represents people with injury claims involving vehicle collisions, unsafe property, medical care, and other causes of serious harm.
Car & vehicle accidents
Injuries involving drivers, passengers, motorcyclists, pedestrians, and cyclists.
Learn about car & vehicle accidentsTruck accidents
Commercial-vehicle crashes involving carriers, contractors, and multiple insurers.
Learn about truck accidentsSerious injuries
Ongoing treatment, disability, lost income, and assistance at home.
Learn about serious injuriesWrongful death
Claims arising from the death of a family member.
Learn about wrongful deathPremises liability
Falls and other injuries involving unsafe property conditions.
Learn about premises liabilityMedical malpractice
Injuries involving medical treatment and the applicable standard of care.
Learn about medical malpracticeAdditional practice areas: commercial litigation and civil rights.
The effect of an injury
Treatment. Lost income.
Life at home.
A hospital bill captures only part of the cost.
Continuing care, time away from work, and help with everyday tasks belong in the assessment of an injury claim. Medical and financial records help establish those losses.
Before accepting a settlement, understand what it covers and how it accounts for ongoing treatment.
Serious injury representationRichardson Law Group
Tim
Richardson
Practicing since 2001
Louisiana & Texas
J.D. & MBA
Loyola University New Orleans
Covington, Louisiana
Founder
Tim Richardson.
Personal injury is the focus of a practice that also includes business disputes and appeals.
Tim’s litigation experience includes a commercial lease appeal in which the Fifth Circuit affirmed the judgment for his client, Malik & Sons. He served with co-counsel in that matter.
He holds a Juris Doctor, an MBA, and a finance degree from Loyola University New Orleans.
Read Tim’s biographyContacting the firm
What happens
when you call.
Start with a short account of the incident. Missing records should not delay an inquiry.
Give the basic facts.
Tell the office when and where it happened, who was involved, and how you were injured. Mention any deadline.
Identify what is needed.
The office checks for conflicts and identifies information needed to assess whether the firm can accept the matter.
Understand the terms.
If representation is offered, confirm the scope of work, attorney’s fees, and case expenses in writing before proceeding.
Before you contact us
Questions about
getting started.
What to have ready, how to ask about fees, and when representation begins.
Read all answersDo I need to know whether I have a case before I call?
No. Give the incident date, location, and a short account of the injury. The office will check for conflicts and determine what information is needed to assess whether the firm can represent you.
What should I have ready?
The names of the people or businesses involved, the incident date and location, and any approaching deadline. Have report numbers, photographs, treatment information, and insurance letters available if you have them. Missing records should not delay the first call.
How do I find out about fees and expenses?
Call 985-302-3022 to ask about the terms for your matter. Ask whether the consultation has a charge, how attorney’s fees are calculated, and who pays case expenses. Confirm the scope of representation and financial terms in writing before hiring the firm.
Does sending a message make Tim my lawyer?
No. The firm must agree to accept your matter. Do not send confidential documents until the office gives instructions. An inquiry does not extend a legal deadline.
Your next step
Contact Richardson Law Group.
Call 985-302-3022 or send a brief account of the incident. Mention any approaching deadline.