Assignments vs. Liens In the Personal Injury Context
Jun 01, 2011
A large number of people, attorneys included, don't know the difference between "assignments" and "liens."
Why does it matter, you ask? For a number of reasons that will be more obvious when the diff...
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Professional Negligence Against Insurance Agent is Assignable
Jun 01, 2011
What is a legal "assignment"? You many know the answer intuitively: it's when you give or receive the rights to a claim to/from some one else (i.e., a "third party").
Why is this important? Because le...
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Dangerous Roads: What You Need to Know About Road Design Cases
Jun 01, 2011
Some of the most difficult and complex cases involve dangerous roads. While one could write extensively on the ins-and-outs of "road design" cases, the most important thing to know from a client perspe...
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Business Owners Owe Nondelegable Duties to Keep Premises Reasonably Safe
May 14, 2011
"Attention Safeway shoppers, business owners now owe nondelegable duties to their invitees to keep their premises reasonably safe."
Steven H. Simon sued Safeway after he was injured during a store alt...
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Road Debris: Recipe for Motorcycle Accidents
Apr 25, 2011
Imagine riding your motorcycle down the freeway and having a tire tread or some other debris thrust into your path by an unknown vehicle. It is a prospect, in one form or another, that bikers face all...
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So, You Say You Have "Full Coverage" -- Well, You Don't.
Apr 25, 2011
Let me make this clear: there is no such thing as full coverage. It's really that simple.
What types of coverage is there? There's first-party coverages, such as comprehensive, collision, medical paym...
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