Written by attorney Timothy Young, 5 days ago.
The worry over an unfair settlement is common for those filing a Jones Act claim. According to The Law Dictionary, only five percent of personal injury cases go to court. This means that the vast... more
Written by attorney Eugene Ahtirski, 2 months ago.
It goes without saying that anyone seeking to sell structured settlement payments should only do so if there are no other financial options available to them. Because of high costs involved in... more
Written by attorney Jeffrey Rasansky, 20 days ago.
Sometimes, someone ends up losing their life because of the negligence of another individual. There are plenty of different ways that this commonly happens. In some cases, the person who died may... more
Written by attorney Howard Roitman, over 3 years ago.
PRIME INTEREST RATE NRS 99.040(1) requires:
Written by attorney Virginia Hunt, 3 months ago.
Injured workers may get 3 types of money awards under Nevada workers' compensation law: (1) the permanent partial disability award; (2) a vocational rehabilitation lump sum buy-out; and (3) a... more
Written by attorney Bobby Bollinger, 6 months ago.
I get calls frequently from unrepresented injured workers who have been "rated and released" by their treating physicians. The term "rated and released" means that the worker has reached "MMI" (... more
Written by attorney Jared Everton, over 1 year ago.
Damages are a primary element for consideration when a lawyer analyzes a case and decides whether to represent an injured person. When damages are little or non-existent, most car accident lawyers... more
Written by attorney John Burns, over 2 years ago.
A big mistake people make after a vehicle accident is in having what is called a delay in treatment. A delay in treatment is failing to see a physician as soon as possible. There are two reasons... more
Written by attorney Andrew Ben Boyer, almost 2 years ago.
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS TO GET YOUR SHARE OF YOUR SPOUSE'S PERSONAL INJURY SETTLEMENT
Written by attorney Lawrence Kahn, about 2 years ago.
Throughout state history, lawsuits with their judicial decisions have often, if not predominately, been a central catalyst to change. Legislative efforts at reform often follow litigation, as one... more
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