Getting Help With Your Recovery
Dealing with life after an auto accident can be very difficult. There are pieces of your life that you have to work on recollecting and putting back together, so the last thing you want to deal with is an insurance company giving you a bit of grief or a hard time over something that is entirely out of your control. Luckily, there are a few things that you can do to make things go more smoothly in your favor when trying to negotiate with an insurance company after an accident. Read More»
When you are injured in an accident, you are likely to suffer losses. Sometimes getting past those losses will require you to bring a personal injury claim against the insurance company of the person or business that caused the accident. Here are several things you can do to give yourself a better chance of winning your personal injury case.
See a Doctor
It is important that you get medical care after a car accident, a fall or other type of injury. Read More»
The court system works hard to clearly identify the true cause of an accident to place responsibility on the right party. Sometimes, the fault assignment process is complicated by mitigating factors due to a number of coinciding events or actions leading up to the car accident. In the court system’s eyes, without those factors present, the collision may never have occurred. When weighing the options, court officials can decide to place blame on a single party, share it as a percentage between all involved parties or deem the cause as undetermined. Read More»
In the aftermath of an auto accident, you expect your insurance company to be by your side every step of the way. However, it’s not always realistic to expect a fair outcome when dealing with an auto insurance claim. This is why personal injury attorneys are often called upon to help auto accident victims receive fair treatment and compensation.
The following outlines more about this topic and a few good reasons why you’ll want an attorney by your side when dealing with both minor and major auto accidents. Read More»
If you own or manage a preschool, with the arrival of spring, your children will likely be spending time outdoors in a play area that may have suffered some wear-and-tear this winter in the harsh elements. While no one can protect children against occasional bump or scrapes when playing tag or a game of make-believe, you can make sure you don’t have faulty playground equipment that sets children up for accidents, even when they are playing carefully. Read More»
