Category: Personal Injury FAQ’s

During the negotiating process, each of the 2 disputing parties tries to anticipate what the other side/party will do. Each side attempts to predict what the other side will want to take, or offer to give. The adjuster must give money; the claimant/victim gets to take it. (more…)

No parent likes to hear that a son or daughter has misbehaved at school, or has received failing grades on a series of tests and assignments. Still, a worse nightmare could become a reality if parents hear that their child was injured at school. An institution of learning is responsible for all accidents involving students, regardless of where the accident may have taken place. If a school bus collides with another vehicle, and some of the young riders get injured, the school can be held responsible. (more…)

The first stage of a personal injury lawsuit begins well before any effort has been made to initiate any legal action. During that first stage, the accident victim needs to be seen by a medical doctor. That step yields information that proves helpful during the next step. (more…)

If you have purchased car insurance, and then you get into an accident, you have the right to submit a vehicle damage claim. After you have made that claim, you must wait for the response. Suppose that your insurance company tells you that your car has been totaled? What should you do? (more…)

Insurance companies do their best to diminish, at least in the mind of the public, the status of the driver that has failed to purchase a car insurance policy. Still, the average driver does not always focus on the threat posed by the uninsured drivers on the road. (more…)