The vast majority of the many personal injury cases in the US will settle without going to trial. One reason parties settle is to avoid the uncertainty associated with the process. Another is to save money. Litigation is expensive, and also time-consuming for attorneys. Even if the plaintiff wins, they may have to wait years…
If a person is injured as a result of medical malpractice, there are damages that they can collect. The types of damages can be collected include medical bills, and payment for lost future earnings. If the person has died, then their family can collect the damages. Damages fall into a few different categories. General damages…
When a patient is hurt by a doctor or any medical professional due to incompetence of medical duties, medical malpractice is the result. The rules about medical malpractice vary by state; however, there are a few basic principles and rule categories that are applicable to the majority of malpractice cases. In order to claim medical…
If you have a personal injury case, you’ll want to know how much it is worth and what the rules are for determining fault. If the case involves malpractice, severe injury, or toxic exposure, you’ll definitely want a lawyer. It helps to know the basic of negotiating personal injury cases as most will ultimately settle….
Hiring a personal injury lawyer is often worth the cost when dealing with an insurance company. When facing permanent or long-term disability, or a severe injury, an experienced lawyer can get the most from your claim. Medical malpractice cases bring about complicated questions about medicine and law, so it makes sense to hire a lawyer….
