Category: Personal Injury

Over our lifetimes, we will develop any number of medical issues. Some, like a cold or tennis elbow, will come and go with time, leaving us without any lasting symptoms or vulnerabilities. Others, such as arthritis, can end up lasting for years and even decades, impacting our lives in many ways and making us more…

Personal injuries can arise in a wide variety of circumstances. Sometimes they’re the result of a bike or car accident that leads to physical damage and personal injuries. Other times, they can be the result of unsafe circumstances at work such as a faulty railing or broken equipment. Many personal injuries also arise because of…

In most personal injury lawsuits, a plaintiff will sue a defendant for a particular set of injuries that he or she has suffered. Sometimes the defendant will be the only person who can possibly be responsible for the injuries, such as when a defendant assaults the plaintiff. In many cases, however, the accident will be…

If you have been involved in a recent accident or experienced a personal injury as a result of another’s negligence, you likely sought medical treatment from a hospital or medical provider. Your insurance may have covered these costs, or a government program like Medicaid may do so on your behalf. What many personal injury victims…

Most accidents and injuries occur because someone does something they aren’t supposed to do. A driver may fail to stop at a stop sign, or a landlord may forget to fix a faltering step. But sometimes injuries happen even when those involved have the best of intentions. Bringing personal injury claims against these “good samaritans”…

If you have recently been injured in an accident caused by another individual, one of your biggest stressors and worries may be the pending medical bills that you have received for your time in the hospital. Recovering for these types of expenses can be a very important part of any personal injury lawsuit, but the…

During summer, kids and pets alike are more likely to be roaming the neighborhood, having fun, and encountering one another. By teaching children how to behave around dogs, you can help reduce the risk of a dog bite, increase your children’s chances of a positive interaction with man’s best friend – and reduce your risk…