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About 800,000 Americans receive medical treatment for dog bites every year. If a dog owner’s pet hurts you, they are generally liable for your injuries. The dog’s owner may have to pay for the victim’s[…]

When another party acts intentionally, recklessly or negligently, hurting another in the process, they are responsible for paying expenses for injuries or losses incurred by the person they injured or family members of the person[…]

Traffic is annoying and difficult to deal with, and you may choose to ride a bicycle for this or other reasons. Riding a bike is heart-healthy, eco-friendly, and can help you avoid congested traffic. Even[…]

After being injured by someone else, you may be reluctant to file an insurance claim or lawsuit. Most people avoid these things if they possibly can. One reason might be that you feel as though[…]

There are several painful injuries someone involved in a car crash may experience. From herniated discs to muscle strains, the aftermath of a car crash is confusing and painful both physically and emotionally. Vehicle occupants[…]

Personal injury lawsuits can arise when someone suffers an injury in an incident resulting from another party’s wrongdoing (usually due to negligence or an intentional act). Unfortunately, insurance carriers of a party responsible for causing[…]

TBI stands for traumatic brain injury. These injuries are head injuries that can impair mental and physical functioning, even with proper treatment. They typically happen when an incident leads to some degree of blunt force[…]

Serious accidents, including motor vehicle collisions and slip and falls where the accident victim strikes their head on the ground, can lead to severe traumatic head injuries and potential brain damage. If you were in[…]

Most personal injury lawyers do not charge a fee for an initial legal consultation or case evaluation. The lawyer will typically meet with a prospective client in person, over the telephone, or via Zoom for[…]