Three Reasons Why There Is A Short Statute Of Limitations On Auto Accident Lawsuits

If you have been in an auto accident, you should know that you only have a short time to sue. Even if you do not feel anything out of place from the accident now, you might feel something a few days from now, or five years from now, but by then it would be too late to sue. Here are some reasons why your auto accident attorney tells you that you have to make your move now, and why there is such a short statute of limitations on accident lawsuits. [Read More]

Common Mistakes Made When It Comes To Wrongful Death Claims And How You Can Avoid Those Mistakes

Having a loved one pass away can be a sad and stressful time in your life. But when that loved one dies needlessly, your level of stress, anger, and outrage may be heightened. Unfortunately, many people make mistakes that can harm a wrongful death claim during this initial stage due to the shock and grief they may be experiencing. Here are three common mistakes that are made that can have a negative impact on a future wrongful death claim and how you can avoid making these mistakes. [Read More]

Benefits Of Contracting With A Personal Injury Lawyer

If you or a loved one has been injured due to someone else's negligence, it may be wise to contract with an experienced injury lawyer before going to court. While you can technically represent yourself, or work with an attorney that is provided by an insurance company, you're likely to get the best results from your case when you select an attorney that has the specialized skills that you need.  Working with a personal injury attorney offers you the following benefits:  [Read More]

Determining Responsibility In A Car Vs. Pedestrian Accident

Few things are more frightening as a pedestrian than being hit by a car. If you have been involved in an accident, chances are you are left with injuries. You will need to make a claim in order to ensure your medical bills, lost income, and pain and suffering is properly compensated for. You may automatically assume the driver is at fault, but this isn't always the case. The following guide can help you better understand your options. [Read More]