Personal Injury

Damage Caps Violate Your Constitutional Right To A Trial By Jury

Thursday, March 31, 2011 by Dixon R. Gahnz

The state and federal constitutions guarantee citizens of Wisconsin the right to a civil trial by jury. Yet, the so-called tort reformers want to limit your rights under the constitution. These attacks come in many forms such as making it more difficult to file a lawsuit, adding protections for corporate defendants, and damage caps. Damage caps directly limit your right to a trial by jury, and worse than that these caps artificially limit the compensation you can recover.... Read More

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Topic: Personal Injury

Using Social Networking Sites Could Adversely Affect Your Lawsuit

Thursday, March 31, 2011 by Kathryn K. Lee

Kathryn K. Lee, an associate at Faraci Lange, LLP in Rochester, NY, describes how using social networking sites such as Facebook or LinkedIn could adversely affect a personal injury lawsuit.... Read More

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Topic: Personal Injury

Child Seats and Potential Civil Liabiltiy

Thursday, March 31, 2011 by A. Gary Bell

If you or a loved one has been injured, call the law firm of Bell & Pollock, P.C., 303-795-5900 - www.bellpollock.com or www.championsofthepeople.com - Denver Injury Attorneys, Champions of the People. You can access all of our free podcasts on our website, just click on "Bell & Pollock on the Radio"... Read More

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Topic: Personal Injury

Serious Physical Injuries Affect The Way We Live, Love And Work.

Thursday, March 31, 2011 by Emery B. Ledger

Dealing with the consequences of negligent injuries can be nearly impossible to overcome without the aide of a qualified, aggressive, experienced personal injury law firm.... Read More

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Topic: Personal Injury

Personal Injury Attorneys Protect Your Rights

Thursday, March 31, 2011 by James P. Lambert

Louisiana has lower insurance coverage requirements compared to most other states. The required minimum of only $10,000 for bodily injury is often insufficient to cover physical and emotional injuries caused by serious accidents. This limits the recovery the injured party can receive from the party responsible for the accident. If the lawsuit is not initiated in the year immediately following the accident, the injured party loses the right to seek financial compensation forever.... Read More

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Topic: Personal Injury

Pedestrian Injuries In Congested Areas Are On The Rise: Ledger & Associates

Wednesday, March 30, 2011 by Emery B. Ledger

We have all had scary moments doing the simplest thing - crossing the street. We've been stopped in our tracks as someone jumps a light, speeds as they take a turn or a bus or truck comes out of nowhere. Unfortunately, some people are not lucky enough to walk away from pedestrian accidents.... Read More

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Topic: Personal Injury

Med-Mal: Is It Or Not? Answer Isn't Easy

Wednesday, March 30, 2011 by Dianne L. Sawaya

Personal injury attorneys don’t hesitate to represent clients who have been harmed by medical malpractice. But deciding whether a case is truly malpractice and whether it should be pursued isn’t an easy call.... Read More

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Topic: Personal Injury

An Injury To A Child Is Often More Serious Than Parents First Realize.

Wednesday, March 30, 2011 by Emery B. Ledger

Kids are often hurt because the people responsible for watching over them fail in their duties. You, as a parent or guardian, expect your child to be taken care and if someone fails to protect your child, you should be aware of your legal rights... Read More

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Topic: Personal Injury

Money Damages From A Car Accident in Oregon

Tuesday, March 29, 2011 by Keith R. Shepherd

By: Keith R. Shepherd, Attorney at Law

Email Attorney Keith R. Shepherd

This article is a brief summary of the money damages you may be entitled to recover if you have been involved in a car accident in the state of Oregon.

Personal Injury Protection. By law, all insurance policies sold in Oregon are required to have personal injury protection (“PIP”)... Read More

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Topic: Personal Injury

10 Things You Should Know If Involved In A Car Accident

Tuesday, March 29, 2011 by Keith R. Shepherd

Ten Things You Should Know If Involved in a Car Accident In Oregon.

By: Keith R. Shepherd, Attorney at Law
Email attorney Keith R. Shepherd: Keith@whiteandshepherd.com

Gather Information. Information is critical to protecting your legal interests and for preserving any claims you may have arising out of the accident. Make certain you write down vehicle... Read More

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Topic: Personal Injury

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