Legal Articles, Accident & Injury
How to Drive Safely and Responsibly as a Senior Citizen
There are some unavoidable driving dangers that older people need to understand. This does not necessarily mean they can’t drive, but that they should take extra care in prioritizing safety.
Understanding Store Owners' Responsibility to Ensure a Safe Environment
A store owner has many legal responsibilities. At the top of that list is ensuring a safe shopping environment for shoppers. As a recent tragedy shows, sometimes storeowners are negligent in that responsibility, and families pay a heavy price.
Misdiagnosis Occurs with Common - But Serious - Conditions
Doctors sometimes get it wrong. In fact, depending on the medical study you read, they get it wrong a lot.
You Should Not Feel Bad If You Have To File a Lawsuit
People often have misconceptions or even feel guilty about what it means to name someone in a lawsuit, especially if the person they sue is a friend, a previously trusted professional, or someone they know or respect.
Five Things to Keep in Your Car at All Times In Case You Have an Accident
It’s been estimated that the average driver may have three to four accidents over their lifetime. You’ve probably already been involved in one, whether as a driver or passenger, whether the accident was serious or just a fender bender. It makes sense to prepare for your next accident, so you’ll be able to make a bad situation easier to handle.
I have a Previous Back Injury and Hurt My Back at Work Recently. Will that affect My Workers’ Comp Claim?
I have a Previous Back Injury and Hurt My Back at Work Recently. Will that affect My Workers’ Comp Claim?
Picking the Best Bicycle Helmet for You and Your Family
Picking the Best Bicycle Helmet for You and Your Family
