Category: Personal Injury FAQ’s

An injured employee should not feel that he or she needs to keep working. By the same token, that injured worker should not be complaining to other workers and taking their minds off of their assigned tasks. Consequently, anyone that suffers an injury while on the job should report the situation to the boss or to the supervisor. (more…)

According to the law, all dentists, oral surgeons and orthodontists have an obligation to provide their patients with an acceptable level of care. Their readiness to deliver such care allows them to form a relationship with each patient. In any dental professional demonstrates an uncaring attitude, the affected patient can take legal action. Such legal action takes the form of a dental malpractice lawsuit. The court places certain demands on anyone that hopes to initiate such a lawsuit. (more…)

Insurance adjusters have to deal with a great many facts. Those facts reflect the losses claimed by a given policy holder. The monetary value of a given loss might be expressed in the form of a medical bill, the estimate of lost income, an estimate of costs for fixing a badly damaged automobile, or some other bill that had arrived in the mailbox of an injured victim. (more…)

If you have tried to settle with the person or group responsible for your injury, and you have failed, you probably dread the thought of any possible trial. Fortunately, you can make your life less stressful by avoiding such a trial. You can do that by pursuing an approach that demands the presence of a mediator. (more…)

When two vehicles collide, the drivers from the involved vehicles are supposed to share their relevant information. Suppose, however, that one of the drivers flees from the scene. In that case the identity of the liable driver would remain unknown. (more…)