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  • What is the Statute of Limitations in Personal Injury Cases?
    What is the Statute of Limitations in Personal Injury Cases?
    If you are hoping to file a personal injury claim, you need to understand the statute of limitations that applies to these cases. In general accident victims in all 50 states have a limited period to seek financial compensation for their injuries. If you were hurt in an accident and need to submit a personal injury claim, check your state's
  • What Evidence Should be Gathered for Different Cases?
    What Evidence Should be Gathered for Different Cases?
    Being involved in an accident can be daunting and scary, especially if you are unsure about what to do and how to react. When possible, gathering sufficient evidence can help aid the legal processes of proving your case and collecting compensation. If you need help with any of this, our dedicated injury lawyers could assess your circumstances and determine which
  • Possible Treatments for Serious Injuries
    Possible Treatments for Serious Injuries
    A serious injury is defined as one that forces you to be admitted and maintained in a hospital for more than 2 days, leading to release within a week from the date of the accident. Examples of serious injuries include a break in the bones, damage to the nerves, muscles, or tendons, or severe burns. If this happened to you,
  • 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
  • Recent Supreme Court Decision
    Recent Supreme Court Decision
    On June 23rd, 2021, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of a cheerleader who was a student at a Pennsylvania public school. In this case, a 9th grader did not make the varsity cheer squad. In her frustration, she took to social media to express her frustration using expletives to a private list of friends. However, her coaches were nonetheless
  • Tort Cases Against the Government
    Tort Cases Against the Government
    Sometimes an accident, or other negligence, is caused by a government employee who is operating within the scope of his or her employment. Whether it's a federal employee, employee of the District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia, a local city, or a county in the metropolitan area, a claim for negligence may be successfully made by a victim. Of course, the
  • The Most Dangerous Tech Products
    The Most Dangerous Tech Products
    From Techlicious: The electronic products in our homes enhance our lives in countless ways. But these devices can also be among the most dangerous products we have––putting some of us, especially young children and the elderly, at risk of serious injury or even death. The risks run from flat-panel TVs that topple onto toddlers to button-sized batteries that become poisonous pills.
  • Back-to-School Safety
    Back-to-School Safety
    Consumer Product Safety Commission While you’re scrambling to pull together fall clothes and school supplies, and sort through your transportation options, be sure to keep a few safety tips in mind: Many schools are now joining the First Lady’s Let’s Move Initiative and/or the Safe Routes program to encourage walking or biking to school. Whether you’re part of one of these movements or your