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The Intentional Tort vs. The Negligent Tort
How an injury-related insurance claim or lawsuit proceeds will depend in part upon what kind of tort is being alleged. Personal injury cases come in...
Burden Of Proof: How Much Detail Do You Need?
Most injury cases involve proving that the defendant was negligent in causing the accident. Proving negligence requires showing four things:
Why Personal Injury Cases Don't Always Settle
The vast majority of personal injury cases end up settling before trial. This is usually a good outcome, because the injured party is guaranteed c...
If You've Filed a Lawsuit, What You Put on Facebook Can Torpedo Your Case
The Sensational Social Media Network, Facebook, currently boasts 500 million users as of the end of 2010. That means that roughly one in twelve ...
When to File a Lawsuit for a Personal Injury Claim
Some people may think that as soon as something wrong is done to them, they need to sue. Imagine how clogged our nation's courts would be if that were...
New Standards for Michigan Auto Injury Lawsuits
Due to a ruling by the Michigan Supreme Court in August, 2010, victims injured in a Michigan auto accident may get a new opportunity to bring pain and...
What is Taking So Long? What Happens when You File a Personal Injury Suit in Chicago.
In 2010 most of us are accustomed to the speedy communication afforded by texting, faxing, tweeting and other forms of instant contact. Into this mo...
Tattoo Parlor Liability for Injury
There are certain risks inherent in getting a tattoo- first, you may contract an illness such as Hepatitis, or even a more serious illness such as H...
Wrongful Death Laws: Who Can File a Suit?
If you have recently lost a loved one through the the willful or negligent act of another person or entity you are probably wondering about wrongful...
Settling Car Accident Lawsuits vs. Going to Court
When you get into a car accident, you have two major options available to you to collect your damages from the at fault party. Lawsuits car ac...
Dram Shop Laws- Can Bar Owners be Sued for Drunk Driving Accidents?
When a drunk driving accident occurs, everybody involved tends to react with shock and pain, and sometimes the details can be a bit confused in the ...
Time Restrictions To File a Personal Injury Lawsuit in Hawaii
The state of Hawaii's statute of limitations specifies the time frame you legally have to be able to file a personal injury suit. This implies that ...
Police Reports as Evidence in a Personal Injury Case
Personal injury law allows for the use of police reports in lawsuits stemming from accidents. In these circumstances, either party can introduce a p...
What is a Deposition and How Can I Testify Successfully
A deposition is sometimes called an “examination before trial”. The parties to litigation are given the opportunity to question the opposing par...
How To Calculate A Personal Injury Insurance Settlement
Personal injury insurance settlement claims present a relatively streamlined and efficient process for victims and liable parties to settle outstand...
Elements of Malicious Prosecution
Malicious prosecution occurs when one party files a lawsuit against another party that is baseless and engaged in only for the purpose of harassment...
When Should You Write A Demand Letter?
Following an accident or injury, victims may feel that another party is responsible for their injuries. Often in cases of automobile accidents or pr...
Types Of Injury Lawsuit Settlements
When you have been injured by someone else who hurt you on purpose or through his negligence, you may be entitled to damages. These damages can come...
Truck Accident Liability: Driver Vs. Company
Truck accidents involving serious personal injury can involve multiple liable persons and entities. It will be important to try to decide if a...
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