Legal Articles, Accident & Injury
How Often Will a Workers’ Compensation Case Go to Trial?
Approximately 5% of all workers’ comp claims go to trial. Most claims get settled through mediation, arbitration, or out-of-court settlements. Going to trial can be costly and lengthy for employees.
How to Claim Lost Wages After an Auto Accident in New York
To claim lost wages after a NY auto accident: Seek medical care, inform employer, gather documents, consult an attorney, file a claim.
Why Eyewitness Accounts Matter in St. Louis Auto Crashes
Eyewitness accounts in St. Louis auto crashes provide impartial, timely details, often clarifying fault and influencing verdicts. Consult The Hoffmann Law Firm.
How Long After a Car Accident Can Injuries Appear?
Injuries can appear immediately to weeks after a car accident; always consult a doctor and attorney for personal guidance.
Navigating the Legal Maze: What to Do After a T-Bone Car Accident
After a T-bone accident, prioritize medical attention for injuries and seek legal advice to ensure fair compensation.
Can I Choose My Own Doctor for Treatment of a Work-Related Injury?
In Missouri, employers typically select the doctor for work injuries. However, with legal guidance, there may be exceptions.
Seeking Justice For Victims Of School Zone Negligence
Every year, countless innocent lives are jeopardized due to drivers failing to adhere to school zone rules and regulations. The consequences of such disregard for posted school zone rules can be devastating, leading to serious injuries and emotional trauma for victims.
What to do if you’re injured on a cruise ship
Cruise vacations are a popular choice for travellers seeking relaxation and adventure on the high seas. However, accidents and injuries can occur even in the most idyllic settings. If you find yourself injured on a cruise ship, understanding your rights and taking appropriate actions can make a significant difference in the outcome of your situation. In this article, we’ll provide essential tips for individuals who have been injured on a cruise ship to help them navigate the complex legal waters.
What Should You Do When You Receive a Reservation of Rights Letter?
When you receive a reservation of rights letter, sometimes the actual message of the insurance company gets lost in the policy language. This article helps clarify what that message the recipient should take from that reservation of rights letter.
Understanding Medical Payments After a New York Car Accident
New York is a "no-fault" state; after a car accident, your insurance typically covers medical costs via Personal Injury Protection (PIP). However, it excludes non-economic damages.