Legal Guide (Page 142)
How Much is a Personal Injury Case Worth?
In all 50 states, people who are injured by the negligence of others are able to recover compensation for their accident-related losses. If you have been hurt in a car wreck, slip and fall accident, bicycle accident, incident involving a defective product, or any other preventable accident, you may be wondering how much your case may be worth. The amount you will be able to recover can depend on... ❯❯❯
Careers in medical malpractice law
Medical malpractice is a broad area of the law that may pertain not only to physical injury caused by a practicing physician during treatment, but can also relate to issues surrounding a lack of due diligence before and after medical procedures. For example, this could include topics such as misdiagnosis, incorrect treatments carried out, or an omission to carry out necessary acts or procedures. ... ❯❯❯
Things You Should Know About Accidents Caused by Driving Under the Influence (DUI)
Driving under the influence (DUI) has become a national problem, and it is quite alarming that almost thirty people die every day due to car accidents that involve DUI. These people who are victims of DUI are full of rage and helplessness, as they experienced a traumatic incident. Yet, worst is they lost a loved one from the accident.
These victims and their families will only find peace and... ❯❯❯
7 Top Tips For Choosing The Right Appellate Law Firm
If you have taken your case to the court and you end up losing it, there is an option for you to appeal your case. You can take your case to the appellate court, which is the next court that reviews the trial case for errors and might reverse your loss to a favorable verdict.
However, it is important to note that the process of appellate is quite different from the trial case. This is the reason... ❯❯❯
Wrongful Death Lawsuit or Personal Injury Claim?
When a loved one has been taken away from you, through no fault of their own, the consequences are far reaching and beyond measurable. Your entire family is distraught, and your lives have been turned upside down. And the very fact that this could have all been avoided makes it even more unbearable. A wrongful death is defined as the following: when the death of a human being is a result of... ❯❯❯
Is it Against the Law in Texas to Talk on a Cell Phone While Driving?
According to the Texas Department of Transportation Talk, Text, Crash report, in 2018 there were 95,572 distracted driving accidents, many of which were caused by texting. This includes 394 deaths and 2,340 serious injuries. Young, inexperienced drivers are often responsible. The DWI in Texas statistics for 2018 state that 940 Texans were killed in accidents involving a driver was under the... ❯❯❯
Keeping Your Divorce Moving: Legal Actions You Can Still Take Remotely
It seems as though major life events rarely wait for the prior event to finish before starting. If you began your divorce proceedings in the past month or two, or are looking to begin, you probably understand that this means that despite much of the country being on lockdown and many law firms choosing to close their physical offices, you may still need legal assistance and to finalize your... ❯❯❯
Everything you Need to Know About CRPS before Making a Claim
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) is a complicated condition. It's often characterized by a massive burning pain, long periods of stiffness, discoloration, and swelling. The hands are mostly affected by this condition. However, this does not mean it doesn't affect other parts. At times it may affect legs, arms, and feet. Earlier, people knew this condition differently. Some terms that... ❯❯❯
What Can You Do About Mugshots
There is nothing as amusing as viewing celebrities at their worst, and even looking through the mugshots of your local area can be entertaining and informative. But, there is nothing amusing or entertaining about having your mugshot up for all to see. So, it is a good thing to know that many of these mugshots can be removed. Danger of Mugshots The primary problem with mugshots is that they... ❯❯❯
Are New Yorkers Heading Towards Bankruptcy Amid Covid-19?
Many New Yorkers live paycheck to paycheck to survive to live in one of the most expensive places in the country. As the coronavirus continues to impact the economy individuals and businesses are suffering financially. As New Yorkers are required to abide by the recommendations by the CDC for social distancing, to reduce the spread of the virus, businesses and individuals are being left without... ❯❯❯
