Category: Personal Injury Faq’s

There is no set limit that applies to all personal injury cases. Each state has its own set of laws, the ones that lawyers refer to as the statute of limitations. Read More

The owner and operator of an automobile has a duty to keep that same set-of-wheels in good operating condition. Otherwise, the failure of any part to perform properly could endanger the other drivers. Read More

An accident that involves a commercial truck differs from a collision between 2 smaller vehicles. The difference relates to more than the size of the damaged vehicle. It also concerns the potential hazard in the transported material and the standards that the trucks’ drivers are supposed to uphold. Read More

The chances that an insurance company might provide a rental vehicle to someone that has submitted a post-accident claim would depend on certain factors that were related to the accident. Read More

The law entitles you to an economic settlement from those who caused your injuries. The type and amount of settlement that you will get will depend on the type of accident and the injuries that you sustained during and after the accident. If your injuries affected your family member’s relationship with you, then they may be entitled to receive an economic settlement from the defendant. Read More

The number of documents that have been collected by a claimant-lawyer team can determine the same claimant’s chances for achieving a fair settlement. Read More

The person that has chosen to attempt such an endeavor should be organized, patient and familiar with the insurance claims process. Read More

Negotiations are the traditional way to settle a personal injury claim. Sometimes the 2 disputing parties reach a standstill. At such times, mediation can serve as a way to keep the process moving forward, without relying on litigation. Read More

If you have been injured during an accident, you have the right to seek compensation from the person that was responsible for that same incident. How do you go about seeking the money that you deserve? Read More

An injured victim does not have to settle with the opposing party’s insurance company. That same victim has the right to sue the allegedly responsible party, and to accept what a jury has chosen to award that particular victim. Read More