As flying technology improves, so does the world of drones. Sales of drones are steadily increasing, creating air traffic all around the globe. While the miniature planes are fun to fly, they can also be the cause of a personal injury. If you have been injured by a drone, then an attorney can help you seek compensation for medical costs and emotional damages. As you are preparing a possible settlement, there are four factors that may directly impact your case. Read More»
After suffering from a personal injury, it’s easy to forget how the little things in your life can change so dramatically. One of the things that you may take for granted is your daily food routine. Arm injuries, back injuries, or injuries that put you in a wheelchair can change your diet and also come with costs to help get your life back in order. Instead of paying for these changes out of pocket, an attorney can help you recuperate them through your injury settlement case. Read More»
Sadly, vehicle accidents are a common occurrence on roads both small and large within the United States. In fact, more than six million accidents on average are recorded on a yearly basis, and traffic accidents are the number one reason why people file personal injury claims in court throughout the country. Because auto accident personal injury claims are common, it should be easy to find an experienced attorney to work with who knows all the jargon and processes that come into play with auto accident cases. Read More»
If a dog bit you, and you sustained injuries as a result of that accident, you may be able to file a personal injury claim and recoup money for your medical expenses and pain and suffering. However, before you can file a claim, you have to know who the dog belongs to. Unfortunately, if a dog randomly bites you as you are walking down the street, tracking down the owner can be hard. Read More»
You’ve probably been told, “If someone rear ends you, it’s always their fault,” at one time or another. Unfortunately, this is not 100% true. While the person who rear ends you will almost always be found at least partially at fault, they are not automatically assumed to be completely at fault for the collision as many people tend to believe. Your insurance company (and if you go to court, the judge) will take several factors into consideration when determining where the fault lies. Read More»
