Category Archives: Legal Advice
Traumatic Brain Injury
According to the Brain Injury Association of America, a traumatic brain injury (TBI) is defined as a blow or jolt to the head or a penetrating head injury that disrupts the function of the brain. However, not all blows or jolts to the head result in a TBI. The severity of such an injury… Read More »
Back Injuries: A Leading Safety issue in the Workplace
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, “more than one million workers suffer back injuries each year, and back injuries account for one of every five workplace injuries or illnesses. Further, one-fourth of all compensation indemnity claims involve back injuries, costing industry billions of dollars on top of the pain and suffering borne by… Read More »
Auto Accident Checklist
Statistics demonstrate that it is likely that almost every single person will be involved in at least one auto accident during their lifetime. In the event that this occurs, you could potentially be entitled to a recovery of damages. It is important to act quickly as your actions can impact your health and any… Read More »
Importance of Disclosing Prior Injuries as Part of a Current Injury Claim
In many injury accident cases, the injured party will face opposition from the defendant’s insurance company if they have any preexisting injury. The importance of disclosing any prior injury claims and all details related to each and every prior injury claim, as part of a current injury claim cannot be stressed enough. How you… Read More »
Auto Accident Injuries with a Lifelong Impact
It is a common misconception that only high speed/heavy collision automobile accidents can cause injuries with a lifelong impact. A car accident is something that is completely unexpected; typically leaving those involved stunned, dazed and upset. When an accident occurs, most people tend to focus on visible physical damage to any vehicles involved in… Read More »
What happens after a personal injury trial?
The trial is over, so what’s next? If a verdict is rendered in your favor, it usually takes a few weeks to a month to finalize the results. If the defense attorney does not appeal the verdict, your lawyer will work out the final figures with respect to the verdict, interest, court costs, deductions… Read More »
What should I remember in order to be the best possible witness for my personal injury claim trial?
The trial is the most important part of your case. It is your only day in court and you will probably not get a second chance. Nobody is perfect but you can prepare yourself to be as good a witness as possible. The following recommendations will assist you to do the best job possible…. Read More »
What happens in a trial for a personal injury claim?
In cases, which are not complex, the trial process for a personal injury claim case usually involves a specific format. Do not count on television shows to accurately portray how trials actually occur. With some variations, depending on the jurisdiction, your trial will go something like this: The judge will open the trial by… Read More »
When will the trial for my personal injury claim case take place?
Despite how common it is for a client to ask this question and our acknowledgement of the fact that knowing the answer to this is very important to you, this question is impossible to answer because there are so many factors, which may have an impact on when your case will actually be scheduled… Read More »
Depositions related to a personal injury claim
Depositions are very important procedures because a deposition is usually the first time you will actually testify about your case. Depositions take place in the office of one of the lawyers involved in the case. In your deposition, the attorney for the defendant will ask you questions about your injuries, the incident, and background… Read More »
