My Attorney Helped Me to Find Peace
According to a joint study conducted by The University of Southern California, Harvard and the RAND Corporation, on average it took approximately 19 months for a group of malpractice cases that were being studied to reach a conclusion. If you’re in the midst of a medical malpractice suit, you might be wondering why it’s taking so long, and anxious about receiving a fair settlement. Before you walk away from the lawsuit out of frustration, here are just a few of the reasons why medical malpractice lawsuits take so long: Read More»
If there is any dispute regarding a worker’s compensation claim regarding an on sight work accident, your insurance company may require you to go to an independent medical examination to make sure that you are not falsifying or exaggerating your claim. Generally speaking, IME doctors are there to discover the truth of the matter, so, as long as you are not falsifying your claim, they can support you with documents that lend credence to your disability claims in a court of law. Read More»
If you have booked a cruise as a part of your summer vacation plans, you are probably thinking about all of the fun you are going to have. The last thing you are probably considering is what will happen if you are injured while you are on the ship. Unfortunately, as large as the ships are, and as many people as they hold, accidents do happen. While some minor accidents may only require a simple band-aid, others may be far more serious. Read More»
Getting into a car accident is a traumatic experience. After the accident, you may be confused as to what to do next. If you’ve been the victim of a car accident that wasn’t your fault, check out these five important tips to help you reach your final fair settlement.
Gather Every Piece of Information
When you’ve been in a car accident, there is a lot of information to gather. Even if the other driver is also collecting this same information, it is in your best interest to do so as well. Read More»
Although the fertility rate in the U.S. has been declining since 2007, approximately 4 million babies are born in America each year. The birth of a baby is generally wonderful news; however, many difficulties that emerge during the pregnancy or during labor can result in the wrongful death of a fetus. This article will take a deeper look into the legalities involved with such a tragedy.
What Is Considered as Wrongful Death of a Fetus? Read More»
