The vast majority of personal injury lawsuits filed in the United States involve legitimate claims and are the result of honest disagreements. But ... Read More >
How to Sue Someone
The basics of beginning litigation When you have been wronged in some way, the urge to litigate can be overwhelming. You have damages, right? Someone ... Read More >
Is the Employer Responsible for My Injury?
Respondeat superior - let the employer answer We try to refrain from using legalese on this site, because let’s face it – legalese is terrible. ... Read More >
Do Liability Waivers Actually Work?
Just how strong are those documents, really? When you sign up for a gym, before the staff locks you into an eternal month-to-month membership or an ... Read More >
What to do if You’re Injured While on Vacation in the U.K.
When you get hurt in unfamiliar legal territory This guest post is provided by our friends at the U.K. personal injury practice Smith Jones. We hope ... Read More >
How Your Race and Gender Could Impact Your Injury Settlement
A black female school teacher facing multiple surgeries after a car accident and a four-year-old Hispanic boy with brain damage from lead paint in a ... Read More >
Can Someone Sue Me for a Car Accident If There’s No Police Report?
If the police don’t report an accident, it’s like it didn’t happen – right? You can tell yourself that all you want, but unfortunately, that doesn’t ... Read More >
What We Can Learn from This Cycling Accident
Some perspective by a cyclist who was hit by a car on his bike In a bike accident, it’s possible you will suffer serious injuries, like Rodrigo’s ... Read More >
If I File a Personal Injury Lawsuit, is it Public?
Going to trial has consequences to consider If you have been hurt by the negligent actions of another person or entity, you may consider filing a ... Read More >