Along with many uncertainties, the amount of time it will take to resolve your personal injury case is difficult to estimate. Every case is unique, and a wide range of factors may affect how long it takes to reach a resolution...
During your first meeting with a personal injury attorney, you should be prepared to answer all kinds of questions. After all, your lawyer will have to evaluate the facts of the case to determine the most strategic way to proceed. It’s important to remember, however...
If you were injured due to the negligence or intentional act of a government employee or agency, you may be wondering if you can pursue damages. The short answer—as it is for so many other legal inquiries—is “it depends.” Read our latest blog to learn more about the exceptions.
Insurance companies are businesses like any other in that their goal is to maximize profits. The less money an insurer has to pay out, the greater their bottom line. Although there are laws in place to prevent insurance providers from acting in bad faith, there are still some tactics within the law an insurance adjuster may try to employ to deny a claim or reduce its value.
A woman who was burned in a propane cloud explosion at work in 2016 has confidentially settled a negligent installation and maintenance lawsuit for $7.5 million.
Most attorneys these days have a website where you can learn about their practice areas, years of experience, and professional accolades. While a website may provide insight into a lawyer's credentials, it's important that you don't decide to hire an attorney until you've met with him or her in person.
Chances are you've never had to file a personal injury claim before, so you might be envisioning a contentious courtroom battle. The thought of going to trial can seem overwhelming when you're recovering from serious injuries, but the truth is that the vast majority of personal injury cases are resolved out of court.
If you were injured because of another party's negligence or intentional misconduct, you may be entitled to compensation for medical costs, lost income, and other damages. In order to recover a financial award, though, you'll have to prove the value of damages you have incurred to the satisfaction of a fact-finder.
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