Personal Injury Legal Guides (661 found)

Written by Justin Allen Hill
Oftentimes, an injured person, or their family, will have a hard time thinking clearly early after an accident. This guide is an attempt to point out mistakes, often made early after an accident, that may compromise an individual's potential personal injury claims.
2 of 3 users found this helpful. Posted 8 months ago in Personal Injury.

Written by Edgardo Rafael Baez
Many of our clients ask us why personal injury cases are handled by attorneys on a contingency basis in Texas. With this legal guide, we will try to explain, as simple as possible, the reasons behind it and the law that supports it.
1 of 1 users found this helpful. Posted 8 months ago in Personal Injury. Jurisdiction: Texas

Written by Dwayne Charles Singleton
How to value your personal injury case.
Posted 7 months ago in Personal Injury. Jurisdiction: Georgia

Written by Edgardo Rafael Baez
This legal guide was created to allow those individuals involved in minor accidents handle their own personal injury cases. We always recommend that you contact a local attorney to handle review case.
Posted 7 months ago in Personal Injury. Jurisdiction: Texas

Written by Christopher Matthew Simon
Here are the steps to follow if you want to find a good Georgia injury attorney to handle a personal injury claim.
Posted 3 months ago in Personal Injury. Jurisdiction: Georgia

Written by Steven R Smucker
A: In almost all personal injury cases, your attorney will be paid a percentage of the final settlement or judgment resulting from your injury. The percentage will be discussed with you, and will be the subject of a written fee agreement.
Posted 7 months ago in Personal Injury. Jurisdiction: Oregon

Written by Peter Charles Scholle
Many people who are injured through the fault of another are left wondering exactly what happens next. For most, this is their first interaction with the civil justice system. This article was written to help an injured party understand what to expect when pursuing a personal injury claim.
0 of 1 users found this helpful. Posted 7 months ago in Personal Injury. Jurisdiction: Georgia

Written by Stephanie Frasure Brown
Before settling your child's personal injury claim, ensure that the correct procedure is followed. In Georgia, settlement of minor's personal injury claims is controlled by statute. The settlement may require approval of the Probate Court.
Posted 8 months ago in Personal Injury. Jurisdiction: Georgia

Written by Stephanie Frasure Brown
Be cautious when your attorney settles your personal injury case. If you are permanently disabled and depend on government benefits such as Medicaid and Supplemental Security Income, that recovery could disqualify you from receiving the government benefits that you need.
Posted 8 months ago in Personal Injury.

Written by Alan James Brinkmeier
If you have been injured due to someone else's negligence, you may consider filing a personal injury lawsuit. If your injury is not serious you may want to pursue other options.
34 of 36 users found this helpful. Posted 8 months ago in Personal Injury. Jurisdiction: Illinois

Written by Moses Alexander Yneges
Steps for making a personal injury claim.
Posted 7 months ago in Personal Injury. Jurisdiction: California

Written by Howard E. Spiva
In Georgia there are time limits on lawsuits, each rule usually has exceptions.
Posted 3 months ago in Personal Injury. Jurisdiction: Georgia

Written by Isaac R Jackson
If you were injured by another party and you are negotiating the value of your injury claim with the responsible party's insurance company, you need to know the value of your injury claim in order to obtain the best result.
1 of 2 users found this helpful. Posted 5 months ago in Personal Injury. Jurisdiction: Federal

Written by Kennedy Legler III
Accidents resulting in personal injuries are a common occurrence in our daily lives. In addition to auto accidents, we may suffer personal injuries or property damage in accidents in the home, at work or on the streets. You can protect yourself by consulting a lawyer and following these steps.
Posted 5 months ago in Personal Injury. Jurisdiction: Florida

Written by Michael Joseph Schreyer
Knowledge is not enough. Experience is not enough. Preparation is not enough. Passion is not enough. It takes all of these qualities, in generous proportions to have what you need in a great personal injury lawyer.
0 of 3 users found this helpful. Posted 5 months ago in Personal Injury. Jurisdiction: Federal

Written by Dennis Michael Phillips
In most instances, Florida is a pure comparative negligence state. That means that a Plaintiff can recover for the percentage of his damages that were caused by one or more Defendants. However, Mothers Against Drunk Driving lobbied in an exception to Florida's pure comparative negligence tradition
Posted 6 months ago in Personal Injury. Jurisdiction: Florida

Written by Ryan Todd Campbell
1. Attend to your injuries. Get the best and most thorough medical treatment available. 2. Contact your Insurance Agent. You may have coverage to pay all or part of your medical bills. 3. Make a claim. 4. Contact a competent Personal Injury Attorney.
Posted 6 months ago in Personal Injury. Jurisdiction: Nevada

Written by Mark Patrick Cressman
In any case there will always be individual factors to consider while evaluating a personal injury claim whether it arises from a car accident, trucking accident, slip and fall, or any other type of injuries which have been suffered through the negligence of another.
Posted 6 months ago in Personal Injury.

Written by Michael J. Helfand
Different lawyers charge different ways for different types of cases. If you are thinking about hiring a personal injury attorney in Illinois, here is what you can expect.
Posted 3 months ago in Personal Injury. Jurisdiction: Illinois

Written by Andrew Michael Korduba
Personal injury cases include car/motorcycle/truck/bus accidents, slip/trip and fall (aka premises liability cases), dog bites, assault & battery, and "dram-shop" cases against restaurants & bars for serving intoxicated persons liquor who then go out and injure or kill people.
1 of 1 users found this helpful. Posted 4 months ago in Personal Injury. Jurisdiction: Ohio