La elección del abogado de lesiones personales adecuado es una decisión crítica cuando usted ha sido lesionado en un accidente. Puede influir enormemente en el resultado de su caso y en la indemnización que reciba. En este artículo, vamos a fusionar información de múltiples fuentes para proporcionarle una guía completa…
Firing Your Massachusetts Personal Injury Lawyer Unfortunately, for a number of reasons, the attorney/client relationship can sometimes sour. At times, things get so bad that the client decides to fire the personal injury attorney and seen new counsel. This is relatively common and not at all unusual. What many personal…
Here is a great article I came across written by Maryland personal injury lawyer Ronald Miller regarding how the issue of defense costs affects an insurer's willingness to settle a personal injury case. Here is the article: Can I Expect the Insurance Company to Settle to Avoid the Costs of…
Why Representing Yourself For A Personal Injury Case Is A Bad Idea Many people decide to take a stab at handling their personal injury claim without an attorney. That usually turns out to be a bad idea. Why would an insurance company be concerned about you suing their insured (the…
1) It compensates for the medical treatment the injury victim had to endure; 2) It covers the medical bills and liens that must be paid out of the settlement; 3) It adequately compensates the injury victim for lost wages, and if applicable, future lost wages or impairment of earning capacity;…
Massachusetts hit and run accidents happen all the time. If you have been involved in one, you need to know about the following: 1) The accident must be reported to your insurance company immediately; 2) The vehicle that caused the accident and left the scene is unable to be identified; 3) The…
Negligence is one of three prongs of tort law (the two others being strict liability and intentional wrongs, but more on these in future posts). Negligence is defined by Black's Law Dictionary (Second Ed.) as "The failure to exercise the standard of care that a reasonably prudent person would have…