Categories: Wrongful Death
If you lost a loved one in a pedestrian versus automobile accident, you may wonder what your options are for filing a wrongful death case. Wrongful death case rules vary by state, but in the state of Washington, you can only seek compensation through a wrongful death case if that case would have qualified as...
Categories: Auto Accident
Auto accidents are violent, and it is not uncommon for someone to walk away from a motor vehicle accident with one or more fractures and broken bones. You do not even need to be in a high-speed incident to suffer a fracture. Instead, it is all about the impact the accident has on your body...
Categories: Personal Injury
You do everything you can to keep your loved ones safe, but is every item in your home free of defects and operating as it should? Defective products harm people every day in the United States. In fact, all it takes is a quick look at the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission’s annual report...
Categories: Brain Injury
Traumatic brain injuries, more commonly referred to as TBIs, are diagnosed using various methods – and sometimes diagnostic equipment is not necessary. How a TBI is diagnosed depends on the injury that caused it, the severity of symptoms, and the provider’s expertise in the area. While most TBIs are diagnosed as “mild,” that does not...
Categories: Auto Accident
Whether you are out of state visiting friends, on vacation, or you are traveling for work, being in an auto accident can only add to the stress that comes naturally from traveling. Now, you are in an unfamiliar place, dealing with hospitals you do not know, and trying to figure out your rights so that...
Categories: Brain Injury
The experience a child has with a concussion is not the same as an adult. In fact, they may not even share the same symptoms. If you are a parent, it is important that you understand what a concussion is like in a child (not an adult), including the various symptoms, recovery, and when to...
Categories: Personal Injury
When a loved one dies because of someone’s negligence or purposeful acts, surviving family members are allowed to file for compensation by suing for wrongful death. Wrongful death cases require family members to prove, using a preponderance of the evidence, that the defendant caused their loved one’s death. To do so, each element of the...
Categories: Car Accidents
No one plans for an accident, but you expect when one occurs that you will be able to exchange information with the other driver. When a driver leaves the scene, it is a hit-and-run. It is imperative you understand what that means for your case, and what actions to take so that you can still...
Categories: Personal Injury
The recent pandemic, COVID-19, can and will affect personal injury lawsuits – especially when it comes to how quickly they can be resolved. These impacts will greatly depend on where you live in the United States. And if you live in one of the more affected areas, you may experience further delays than those in...
Categories: Personal Injury
Brain injury lawsuits are incredibly stressful not only for the person suffering from that injury, but their loved ones as well. The lawsuit you will use to receive compensation depends on the type of accident leading up to the injury itself. To succeed, it often requires a team of attorneys, medical professionals, and other experts...
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