Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Personal Injury Law”
There’s nothing worse than an unethical lawyer or even a distracted lawyer with too big of a caseload. Unfortunately, there are always a few bad apples in the world of lawyers. Having a bad lawyer and having to deal with incompetence or disorganization can take a toll on you and your feelings of security in your case. You need an …
It’s no secret that lawyers can be expensive. There are filing fees and an hourly price for an experienced lawyer with good results in the courtroom. This money can pile up, and before you know it, you’re paying a small fortune. A small fortune you might not have.
Unless you’re an attorney, most people have no idea when they need a lawyer or what kind they actually need. There are numerous types of law in the United States. This means there’s at least twice the number of lawyers out there for each field of law. It can be a stressful process trying to find the right attorney for …
People often think that a lawyer will take any kind of case just to make a buck. That is not the case at all. Every lawyer has his or her own standards and reasons for why they make take one case and not another. Here are the top 7 reasons why a lawyer won’t take your case: 1. There is …
Let’s face it: no one wants to need a lawyer. But chances are that most people will need a lawyer at least one point in their lives. Oftentimes, you might need a lawyer and not even know it. Determining when you need a lawyer can be difficult to discern, but we’ve put together the top 10 situations when you should …
Car accidents are no fun matter. Even the smallest collision can cause havoc in your life, whether it’s minor injuries or a hard hit to your insurance plan. Then there’s the expensive mechanics in your life to fix your car.
A class action lawsuit, also known as a class suit, or representative action, was developed in England back in the 13th century. Though class action cases faded out of existence in England, the tradition was kept alive in the United States.
Tort law is civil law regarding when one person violates another. This violation against another can be physical, pain and suffering, or property damage. These laws decide if an individual is legally the cause of your accusations. It also ensures that the plaintiff receives monetary compensation for punitive damages from an individual who’s made life difficult. Like most common law, …
Mass tort law is tricky but well worth the fight. Some companies and businesses breach a basic duty of care against large amounts of people. These torts can either be intentional or they can be unintentional.
Mesothelioma is cancer of the mesothelium, the thin layer of tissue that covers most of your internal organs. It’s caused by exposure to asbestos and usually doesn’t develop in mesothelioma patients until 20 to 50 years after exposure.
