Personal injury lawsuits occur when a claimant has sustained an injury to the body, mind or emotions. (Personal injury does not pertain to property damage). Personal injury lawsuits are filed against the person or entity that caused the harm, whether intentionally or through some form of negligence. Categories of personal injury liability gross negligence, reckless [...]
Attorney Brent Probinsky discusses the differences between a workers compensation case and one that is based on negligence.
While you may think the accident should be the lead driver's fault for irresponsibly slamming on their brakes, in nearly 100% of cases the rear driver is determined to be at fault.
This article addresses frequently asked questions regarding both of these documents, so that you can ascertain which best applies to your situation.
It's important that anyone looking to become a U.S. citizen be well apprised of the rules set forth by USCIS, as a misunderstanding of the guidelines may result in a delay - or even a rejection - of your citizenship application.
What happens after an accident occurs? Will the bill go to your car insurance company, the other party's insurance company, or your medical insurance company?
The unexpected loss of a loved one is traumatic, and can be the most difficult time of your life. The right attorney is invaluable in assuming the burden of your case.
The moments after a car accident are unnerving enough. But when you find out that you have been hit by a drunk driver, emotions may be running high, and you may be wondering what your rights are.
It's estimated that in a single mile of traffic, a driver may have to make as many as 400 decisions. While most of these actions and reactions are essentially automatic to a seasoned driver, it is a lot for a new driver to absorb.
