Personal injury law defines “damages” as the losses after a car accident that can be compensated for. If you are ever involved in a car accident, you should hire a personal injury lawyer. This person [...]
Read MoreIf the unavoidable occurs and you find yourself involved in a car accident where the other driver was at fault, you will want to file a personal injury claim against the defendant. You will also want [...]
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11
May
2020
The Legal Theory of Negligence
The victim that has suffered a personal injury has the right to file a claim against the defendant. Still, that filer/claimant should not expect to win the desired compensation in the absence of proof [...]
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27
Apr
2020
Who Is Liable For Trucking Accidents?
If you are involved in an accident with a big rig truck, it should not take a genius to figure out that you and your vehicle will sustain far more in property damages and bodily injuries. This is beca [...]
Read MoreThe government needs to keep public roads and highways in good condition. Sometimes, government crews work on a roadway while drivers are using that same paved path. At that time, the government must [...]
Read MoreMost personal injury cases never go to court. That is as much of a fact of life as Newton’s three laws of gravity are. If you are wondering why this is the case, you can ask a personal injury lawyer. [...]
Read MoreCar accidents: they are about as much fun to think about and experience as a lumbar readjustment. However, since both are a ‘fact of life,’ you will likely have been involved in at least one car accid [...]
Read MoreWhen you lease or rent property, someone else owns it. This brings an important, yet little pondered on question to mind, “Can you sue your landlord if you get injured in your apartment?” The answer t [...]
Read MoreWhile that may seem like a totally irrelevant question to ask at first glance, it is really not. It is in reference to the monetary amount you can win for personal injury (either bodily injury or prop [...]
Read MoreThe driving law is uniform in all 50 states in America: you must have insurance and a valid driver’s license if you want to drive. While most American drivers follow this rule, some do not. These driv [...]
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