The legal system expects both property owners and any injured visitors to learn and use the theory of premises liability. Owners have a duty to live up to their responsibility. Each of them must maintain or fix any condition that helps to keep those that enter a given property save from harm. An injured visitor has the right to make use of that fact. Read More

Some insurance adjusters make a habit of presenting an exceedingly low offer as the initial bid. Personal injury lawyers refer to it as a low-ball bid. Each of those same lawyers stands ready to help a client that has received one of those low-ball bids/offers. Read More

After an accident, people get injured. Some accidents lead to fatalities. The death could be immediate, or following a wait for emergency services. There are two types of fatal accidents – sudden death and eventual death. Read More

Some accident victims relish the thought of a chance to face the responsible party in a courtroom. Still, few victims choose to pursue that particular option. Why is that the case? Read More

Following an investigation, the insurance adjuster at the defendant’s insurance agency might not view the facts in the same way as the accident’s victim. Fortunately, there are lawyers that understand how to deal with a denial. Read More

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