Staying Strong Throughout Your Personal Injury Lawsuit
If you had a personal injury claim that went to trial, a judge or jury may have entered a civil judgement on your behalf. This civil judgement states how much money you are entitled to for your medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering. However, if you have never been through this process before, you may not know much about collecting your money. Here are a few questions you may have about getting your money after a judge has entered a civil judgement on your behalf in regards to a personal injury case. Read More»
One of the worst nightmares that new parents may face is when their precious bundle of joy is shaken by someone. Shaken baby syndrome is a diagnosis that is given to babies and small children who have been shaken to the point that they received brain damage. The injuries from being shaken can be severe enough that the babies hold on for dear life in the local neonatal intensive care unit and may suffer lifelong disabling conditions if they pull through, such as cerebral palsy. Read More»
If you have been injured in a recent accident that was no fault of your own, you may want to consider retaining one of the personal injury lawyers in your area. To help you decide whether it is time to retain a personal injury lawyer, you will want to check out the following points.
Your Injuries Are Preventing You From Working
When you are not able to work, you may not be able to receive any money from your employer, unless you have paid sick days that you can take. Read More»
After the Supreme Court legalized gay marriage throughout the country, same-sex couples were finally entitled to the same protections under the law once they were married. In many cases, this meant there was no confusion that they were allowed to pursue wrongful death cases should their spouses be killed in an accident. However, because families with same-sex parents can often be complicated, the law still has some gray areas.
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Immediately following a motor vehicle accident, it can be difficult to determine whether anyone involved in the crash – including yourself – will decide to file a legal claim later down the road. Luckily, this isn’t something that is required. Instead, you should take the proper precautions to prepare in the event a lawsuit is filed. After all, you cannot travel back in time and you want to make sure you’re prepared. Read More»
