Determining Medical Malpractice, Continued

What You Should Know About Medical Malpractice In our last blog, we began discussing the parameters for determining if you’ve been a victim of medical malpractice. To reiterate, a medical malpractice claim must first go through a medical review from a panel of experts before litigation can begin. But that is just one aspect  of …

Drunk Driving Changes Lives, Never for the Better

According to the Center for Disease Control, roughly 112 million times a year an alcohol-impaired driver will put others on the road at risk. Additionally, of the millions of self-reported driving under the influence incidents each year, only one percent of individuals driving drunk are arrested. That leaves many more drivers still out there putting …

Wrongful Death and Product Defects: What You Need to Know

Americans place a large amount of trust into the products they use every day–things like cars, baby cribs, and lawn mowers. But what happens when the items we trust malfunction and result in the death of a loved one? Product recalls are often the result of discovered safety issues that may endanger the consumer or items …

Personal Injury Case vs. Personal Injury

Oftentimes, our personal injury attorneys get cases that come across our desks that don’t necessarily qualify as a personal injury case. We want to make a clear distinction for our readers, of what a personal injury case actually is, and what qualifications it needs to be taken on by one of our accident attorneys. Personal …

Don’t Sell Yourself Short

Auto accidents. They happen every single day. In fact, according to The Association For Safe Internal Travel, there are 3,287 deaths per day from car accidents, costing Americans over $230.6 billion each year. With this number being so high, it’s important to know what they dangers are on and off the road. One “danger,” you’ll …