4 Personal Injury Claim Myths
If you were hurt in an accident, whether it was a slip and fall or car crash, you may think you understand how a personal injury claim like yours works because of the news or
June 15, 2016
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Countless Lawsuits Prove Traumatic Brain Injuries and Accidents Can Happen Anywhere
In the United States, nearly one and a half million people sustain a traumatic brain injury every year. At least five and a half million Americans currently live with disabilities resulting from a traumatic brain
May 8, 2016
Focus on Safety to Avoid Boating Accidents This Summer
By the time June rolls around, summer is in full swing and people have their boats, personal watercraft, surf boards, and inner tubes ready to go. When it is a beautiful, sunny weekend, there is
May 6, 2016
Warning Signs of a Potential Malpractice Lawsuit
Knowing that you are the victim of malpractice is much easier to determine than predicting whether you will experience an act of malpractice. Unlike a medical malpractice circumstance, a professional malpractice is more difficult to
April 29, 2016
6 Seat Belt Injuries You Should Know About
Motorists who are involved in a car accidents are at high risk for serious internal injuries caused by something they may have never deemed as a threat—their seat belts. Doctors at MedStar Emergency Medical Services
April 14, 2016
Women Taking Legal Action Against Bad Birth Control
Lauren Betancourt is infamously responsible for the recall of thousands of defective birth control pills packages, after winning a five million dollar lawsuit against Qualitest Pharmaceuticals in 2011. Lauren claims that she had been religiously
April 13, 2016
Last Night’s Bar Fight Could Mean Personal Injury Lawsuit
Many people over the legal drinking age of twenty-one regularly visit bars and clubs to check out the local social scene. Depending on how often you visit bars, you might have witnessed–or possibly been involved—in
April 5, 2016
Federal Law Forces Hospitals to Pay for Patient Infections
Under Title III of the Affordable Care Act, hospitals in the United States have a responsibility to promote public health, and to “reduce necessary errors that can harm patients.” This includes preventing the spreading of
April 5, 2016