If you get hurt in an accident, chances are insurance will play a role in paying for your care and expenses. Your auto or health insurance may cover some costs, for example. And the at-fault party’s liability insurance might also have an obligation to pay for your damages. To obtain money from an insurance company,…

Insurance coverage plays a role in the aftermath of just about any accident that leaves you injured. You might carry health or auto insurance that covers your medical expenses or property damage, for instance. And other individuals, businesses, or entities may carry insurance to cover their liability for your damages. Obtaining money from an insurance…

After an accident, you most likely have injuries, which means you have medical expenses and other losses. Or, you might have lost a loved one, which means you most likely have a funeral and additional charges and losses. While money doesn’t eliminate the pain and suffering of long-term or permanent injuries, the pain of short-term…

[post_thumbnail] Statistics are both subjective and objective, and both are dependent on personal interpretation. Bicycle accident statistics are significant since they help cyclists and motorists make good choices and informed decisions as they share the roadways on our city streets and suburban neighborhoods. These numbers and percentages help city municipalities, safety coalitions, and consumers measure…

[post_thumbnail] One of the most common questions an accident victim has following an injury is how much they could receive for their injuries. When someone has suffered a neck or back injury in a car accident, their life could be changed irreparably. These injuries can have long-term, devastating effects on someone’s life, and a car…

[post_thumbnail] When you seek help from a car accident lawyer, that lawyer will need to gather evidence relating to the accident that they can use to build a case for you. A car accident deposition is one piece of the evidence they will collect during the discovery process. Get A Free Consultation What is a…

[post_thumbnail] Negligence per se is the legal principle that the violation of a statute, regulation, or ordinance is deemed negligent without proof of its unreasonableness. Or, to put it more simply, it’s a shortcut for making the case for damages against someone who caused a personal injury to someone else. The law treats the violation…

  [post_thumbnail] Motorcycle accidents frequently cause foot and leg injuries. Research has found injuries to riders’ lower extremities are the most common form of motorcycle crash trauma. Some foot and leg injuries are particularly severe bikers commonly suffer crushed ankles, second or third-degree burns, or traumatic amputations, for example. Below, we explore aspects of motorcycle…

[post_thumbnail] While many industries widely used asbestos at one point, certain occupations created the highest risk of exposure to asbestos in the workforce. Asbestos exposure can lead to devastating consequences, including mesothelioma, cancer, and other serious conditions. As a result, many have questioned what happens if they had asbestos exposure at work. That is why…

[post_thumbnail] Vehicle occupants seldom sustain burn injuries in car accidents. When accident-related burns do occur, they often cause severe pain, disabling injuries, and sometimes death. Patients with severe burn injuries usually endure a lengthy recovery process. They live with scarring, discomfort, and consequential damages that often last for weeks, months, or years. If you sustained…