Category: Personal Injury FAQ’s

Whenever a lawyer must share complex evidence with a jury, a client’s case has created a special challenge. (more…)

A settlement should be fair to both sides of a dispute. It should resolve the same dispute. (more…)

After consulting with a possible client, an attorney determines the suitability of any proposed case by examining an entire list of factors. (more…)

Either a representative of the deceased’s estate or the member of a certain group of survivors has the right to initiate a wrongful death lawsuit. That plaintiff brings charges against the person or group that has, allegedly, ended the decedent’s life. If the decedent, the person that has passed, had survived the effects the fatal accident, then he or she would have had reason to file a personal injury claim. (more…)

In most personal injury cases, the plaintiff bases any charge of fault on the concept of negligence. Plaintiffs usually allege that the defendant was careless and neglectful. (more…)