Three Things You Should Know About Using Mediation In Your Personal Injury Lawsuit

Posted on 14 November 2016

Although it's common for people to file lawsuits to collect compensation for injuries and losses, more and more plaintiffs are choosing to settle their cases using mediation. This involves you and the defendant sitting down with a neutral third party who helps the two of you work out a mutually satisfactory settlement. This option is typically cheaper and less frustrating than litigating a lawsuit in court. However, here are three things you need to know about mediation before you sign up for it. [Read More]

Factors to Consider in a Motorcycle-Accident Settlement

Posted on 11 November 2016

For many motorcyclists involved in a crash resulting in serious injury, a settlement may be preferable to going through a long and drawn-out court process. Settling a case outside of the courtroom not only eliminates the uncertainty of a jury-trial outcome but also can ensure that you receive compensation for your injuries and damages. It may also be preferable for insurance adjusters if the cost of a court case exceeds the cost of making a settlement offer. [Read More]

Escalator Injuries: 4 Factors That May Impact A Settlement Case

Posted on 26 May 2016

The pain of walking up and down stairs has been reduced thanks to technology like escalators. Commonly found in malls, airports, and other large public locations, escalators have been used for numerous years. When you approach an escalator, you typically expect the machine to work as intended. When a problem occurs, you can become seriously injured. As a result of this injury, you may seek a settlement case to help reimburse you for medical costs and emotional trauma. [Read More]

Car Accident Claims: 3 Ways To Support Claims That Other Party Was Driving Under The Influence

Posted on 29 March 2016

Drivers that are driving under the influence of alcohol are involved in countless vehicle crashes each year, killing around 30 people a day. Unfortunately, these numbers do not account for drivers who are driving under the influence of drugs. If you are involved in a car accident and believe that the other driver is under the influence, getting evidence to support your claims later on can be beneficial for your case. Your car accident lawyer may be able to use the evidence to further build your case. [Read More]

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When I was a kid, I absolutely adored attending my small elementary school. At school, I had several friends I enjoyed hanging out with. Unfortunately, one of my friends was injured at school one day. As she was leaving school for the day, she cut her hand when a window pane in a door suddenly shattered. Thankfully, she fully recovered from this frightful accident. Have you recently been injured on someone else’s property? Consider speaking with an accident and personal injury attorney. This professional can help you decide whether filing a lawsuit is the right choice for your unique situation. On this blog, I hope you will discover the benefits of speaking with an accident and personal injury lawyer after becoming injured in a public place. Enjoy!