Questions for Your Attorney: Personal Injury
You have likely seen advertisements for a personal injury attorney in the past - but until you need their services, you might still have a lot of questions
Common Types of Visas (and Other Immigration Terms)
We can't get to them all in one article, but here are a few of the most common terms and types of visas you will encounter when entering the United States.
Preexisting Conditions in Personal Injury Law
In the realm of personal injury law, a preexisting condition refers to any medical issue or injury you had before the accident or incident for which you are filing a claim.
Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)
Contrary to common belief, the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) is not limited to women. Men and children can also apply if they have been victims of domestic abuse.
The Importance of Informed Consent
Legally, informed consent is a safeguard that protects patients' rights to make autonomous decisions about their healthcare.
Experiencing Whiplash After a Car Accident
Whiplash isn't exclusive to high-speed collisions; even minor fender-benders can result in this type of injury, which can appear weeks later.
The 14 Day Rule
The 14 Day Rule is both straightforward and unforgiving - if you don't get medical care within this two-week period after a car accident, you risk losing your PIP benefits entirely.
Getting Behind the Wheel While Drowsy
Drowsy driving is a pervasive issue that often flies under the radar, overshadowed by more publicized causes of accidents like drunk driving or texting while driving.
The Importance of Video Evidence
Unlike verbal accounts, which can be subjective and open to interpretation, video evidence provides an objective record of what actually happened.
