If you are injured in a car accident and decide to take legal action against the negligent party, the compensation you receive could help cover your losses. How you react after the crash could make or break your legal case.
Burns are the worst form of injuries a human body can suffer. Unfortunately, many workplaces expose employees to numerous burn injury threats. From electrical currents to open flames, burn accidents in the workplace aren’t a new phenomenon. Because burn injuries in the workplace burn injuries can have adverse implications on your life, keep reading to learn more about them.
If you have an injury or ailment that has rendered you disabled, it is your employer’s responsibility to try and accommodate you in the workplace so that you can continue to work with the disability. However, in some cases, you might be too incapacitated to work, which can cause your employer to let you go.
The majority of pedestrian accidents are caused by impaired or distracted drivers. If you've been hit by a car driven by an impaired or distracted driver, it will be crucial for you to follow these steps to ensure that you're legally protected.
The decision to hire an attorney for your workers’ compensation claim versus trying to go it alone can be the difference between being successful with your claim or losing out on the benefits to which you might be entitled.
With the sheer amount of licensed attorneys in the market, it can be difficult to know who to hire. If your issue relates to premises liability, you’ll want a lawyer who has extensive experience in that area, and a track record of securing favorable outcomes for their clients.
On average, there are three million people injured in car accidents in America each year. And depending on the injury sustained, the costs of medical care can be crippling. If you have been in a car accident, you might be wondering whether to hire a car accident lawyer.
The plaintiff linked a cervical disc injury and a shoulder impingement to a head-on collision. A Nashville jury awarded the Plaintiff $80,000 in non-economic damages. This case is a perfect example of why you want an experienced and dedicated attorney working for you.
You’ve been injured a car wreck that was not your fault. Then to add insult to injury, you find out that the other driver was intoxicated at the time of the wreck. It almost feels like you have been hit twice.
Oftentimes, clients will ask who should be paying for their medical bills they incur for treatment of their injuries, when they are injured due to someone else’s negligence. The simple answer is that when a client has health insurance that can be billed, it usually puts more money in the client’s pocket at the time of settlement.