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  • How to Deal with Insurance Companies
    How to Deal with Insurance Companies
    Contacting insurance companies after a car crash can be tricky to navigate, especially if you are injured. Insurance companies aim to pay both parties as little as possible, but there are steps that you can follow to maximize the potential of your claim. Gather as Much Evidence as You Can Gathering as much evidence as possible following an accident is
  • Civil Suit Looms against Henry Ruggs III
    Civil Suit Looms against Henry Ruggs III
    Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Henry Ruggs III was involved in a two-vehicle accident early morning on November 2, 2021. Seconds before the crash, at 3:40 a.m., Ruggs was driving 156 mph and had a blood alcohol level of .161 – twice the legal limit in Nevada. Ruggs and his girlfriend escaped the crash with injuries. Tina Tintor, the victim
  • Chain Reaction/Multi-Vehicle Car Accidents
    Chain Reaction/Multi-Vehicle Car Accidents
    When someone is stopped and rear-ended, if the force is significant enough, it is not uncommon for the rear-ended vehicle to be pushed into a car stopped in front of that vehicle. This fact pattern is a fairly typical of cases reported to car accident lawyer Roger Gelb of Gelb & Gelb, P.C. The insurance company that insures the back
  • The Advantages of Retaining a Small Law Firm After a Car Accident
    The Advantages of Retaining a Small Law Firm After a Car Accident
    If a potential client retains our firm, I will absolutely be completely involved in the case, from start to finish. I’m always available by phone or e-mail. I return all calls and e-mails the day I get them, as long as I get them before 5pm. At a large law firm, I’m certain a lawyer won’t handle the claim. It
  • Elements to Consider When Evaluating an Automobile Accident Claim
    Elements to Consider When Evaluating an Automobile Accident Claim
    What factors are considered when evaluating an automobile accident case? In other words, what is a case worth? This may not always be the first question I’m asked by a new client, but it’s eventually asked. The most important factors to consider (not necessarily in order of importance) when assessing the value of a automobile accident personal injury claim are:
  • Chapter 4: Company Vehicles
    Chapter 4: Company Vehicles
    As part of my continuing effort to keep my clients and friends informed, I am including Chapter 4, “Company Vehicles” from my handbook entitled Don’t Get Sued! A Guide to Help Reduce Your Business’s Exposure to Lawsuits, which reads as follows: There are lots of types of businesses which need to offer their employees use of company owned vehicles. Often, employees use
  • What not to Do if You are in an Accident?
    What not to Do if You are in an Accident?
    You will see a lot of blogs from seasoned plaintiff’s personal injury lawyers telling potential claimants what to do if they become involved in an automobile accident, and I will review those steps in my own blog in the not too distant future. This blog, however, is dedicated to informing the public of what not to do. If you’ve been in