Welcome Guest
Readers Online 2
Personal Injury
Subscribe to Personal Injury RSS Feed
How many years have you practiced law? Your prospective attorney should not be a novice. Younger attorneys, however, might be utilized to perform some of the work on your case but they should not be given full case management authority. Do you have malpractice insurance? Attorneys, like other professionals, should maintain a policy of professional malpractice insurance.
(Author: Wayne Ouellette Sr
| Word Count: 617 | Published: May 20th 2008)
2: How Injury Compensation Claims Work
Life doesn't always go according to our plans. Accidents happen. Unexpected injuries occur. When they do, your life can be impacted in several ways. Depending upon the severity of the injury or accide
(Author: Claims for you
| Word Count: 483 | Published: May 3rd 2008)
3: Effective Use Of The Law Of Juror Selection
Experienced trial lawyers recognize the critical importance of attorney-conducted voir dire in assuring the fair trial of civil actions. While much has been written about the style of inquiry on voir
(Author: Peter Riley
| Word Count: 686 | Published: Apr 27th 2008)
4: How to Litigate Soft Tissue Cases
The MTLA and the ATLA are both providing seminars on how to deal with companies and their low settlement offers. No seminar is going to tell you how to handle the low settlement offer. Collectively, t
(Author: Richard Tousignant
| Word Count: 602 | Published: Apr 27th 2008)
5: Allergy to latex gloves results in injury compensation payout for trainee nurse
The nurse, who worked at the Scarborough General Hospital, developed the latex allergy from routinely wearing gloves as part of her job. Latex free gloves were not made available to her and the only
(Author: Steven
| Word Count: 182 | Published: Apr 23rd 2008)
6: Basic info for an accident compensation claim
Personal injuries are serious issues that can include permanent disability and possibly even death. Victims need to pursue an accident compensation claim to obtain financial damages to pay for their l
(Author: Sean Revell
| Word Count: 324 | Published: Apr 13th 2008)
7: Signs of Elderly Abuse in Nursing Homes
Though there are various signs of elderly abuse in nursing homes, one should be aware that not all result from bodily harm. Acts that are mentally or emotionally scarring can also be considered abuse
(Author: Ted Sisul
| Word Count: 331 | Published: Apr 10th 2008)
8: Your guide to an accident at work
The consequences of an accident at work can be great and very complicated. Making a injury claim can help if the injury seriously injures you or disables you, making you unable to do your job. Differe
(Author: Claims for you
| Word Count: 554 | Published: Apr 2nd 2008)
9: Injury Claims and accident claims
Accidents are a common everyday occurrence that results in a large number of people suffering personal injuries that can seriously ruin their life. An accident injury can occur in almost all places in
(Author: Claims for you
| Word Count: 381 | Published: Apr 1st 2008)
10: A Guide to Personal Injury Law
Any legal action relating to personal injury can be classified as either an act of negligence or as an intentional act, or tort. The word “tort” is just a flashy word that refers to the wrongful act
(Author: Obrien Wolf
| Word Count: 686 | Published: Feb 26th 2008)
11: Tips for Injury Claims
Here are a few pointers to bear in mind if you have suffered an injury and are pursuing an Injury Claim. Please note this is not legal advice and you should always consult a professional before making
(Author: Ashley Gilmour
| Word Count: 513 | Published: Feb 21st 2008)
12: What to do in a road traffic accident
If you are a driver and want to be prepared for all situations, it is best practice to keep several items in your glove compartment. These could include an emergency kit, pen and paper to take a give
(Author: Claims for you
| Word Count: 627 | Published: Feb 20th 2008)
13: Legal implications of road accidents
Road traffic accidents usually carry legal consequences in proportion to the severity of the accident. Nearly all common law jurisdictions impose some kind of requirement that parties involved in a co
(Author: Claims for you
| Word Count: 616 | Published: Feb 1st 2008)
14: Road traffic accidents
Road traffic accidents, car accident, car crash, car wreck, fender benders are all names for when an automobile collides with something that damages the automobile. Whether that is a building, tree, a
(Author: Ashley Gilmour
| Word Count: 560 | Published: Feb 1st 2008)
15: Alarming Increase of Unsafe Products Prompts Action from Congress
You may have noticed the numerous recalls and other warnings of unsafe products that have made their way into American homes. The increased number of harmful products that make their way onto the mark
(Author: Joe Devine
| Word Count: 422 | Published: Jan 23rd 2008)
16: Hernia Patch
Hernia Treatment
A hernia is an abnormal opening or a tear in tissue that lets other organs, such as the intestine, slip through where they shouldn't. Hernias usually appear in the groin or the abdo
(Author: Joe Devine
| Word Count: 442 | Published: Jan 21st 2008)
17: Defective Child Safety Seats
There's no doubt that children's safety is every parent's highest priority. Placing your children in child safety seats is the best way to protect them while on the road. There are times, however, tha
(Author: Joe Devine
| Word Count: 424 | Published: Jan 18th 2008)
18: Defective Cell Phones May Cause Serious Injury
Cell phones continue to grow in popularity as Americans increasingly rely on their cellular phones for personal and business calls. Although cell phone designs have seen advancements in past decade, s
(Author: Joe Devine
| Word Count: 451 | Published: Jan 17th 2008)
19: Injuries at work, what can you do?
If someday you become the victim of an accident where you work, things might get really messy. Asking for a work injury claim is quite normal, if you can no longer give 100% doing your job, because of
(Author: Lindsay Nolan and Ashley Gilmour
| Word Count: 809 | Published: Dec 31st 2007)
20: Injury Claims, in the workplace and beyond
If you've been in an accident that wasn't your fault and the accident was in the last 3 years you have a legal and civil right to claim compensation. There are many different types of accidents that m
(Author: Ashley Gilmour
| Word Count: 595 | Published: Dec 31st 2007)
21: Finding a Competent Lawyer for Personal Injury Claims
Do not try to take on a personal injury claim without legal representation because there are so many different laws it can be impossible to win in that type of situation. Personal injury claims can be
(Author: Andre Zayas
| Word Count: 424 | Published: Dec 7th 2007)
22: Guide to personal injury accidents
If you have sustained an injury due to an avoidable accident at work e.g. a neck injury as a result of an accident in a warehouse or office, you could be entitled to claim accident compensation for da
(Author: Nick Gervis, Ashley Gilmour
| Word Count: 468 | Published: Dec 1st 2007)
23: Accident at work and the legal process
If you have been injured in an accident at work or working elsewhere you may have an Accident Compensation Claim against a group or individual responsible, including your employer. Employers are requi
(Author: Ashley Gilmour
| Word Count: 827 | Published: Nov 30th 2007)
24: Issues relevant to a private home accident injury claim
Accident injury claims in the homeMost people probably don't think about the dangers of facing an accident injury claim being made by a visitor to their own home.
Yet this is a very real possibility.
(Author: John Patterson.
| Word Count: 669 | Published: Oct 26th 2007)
25: Injury claims – best handled by personal injury lawyers
Laws are useful and allow us resolve our conflicts in a peaceful manner.
(Author: Rick Martin
| Word Count: 510 | Published: Oct 22nd 2007)
26: Guide to Accidents at Work
Loss of earnings and medical care costs can be claimed through the standard policy of Employers Liability Insurance. This fund is there to ensure that employers are covered in the event of any employe
(Author: Nick Jervis, Ashley Gilmour
| Word Count: 539 | Published: Oct 15th 2007)
27: Clinical claim reaps cosmetic rewards
When I first arrive at the small Manchester café, I wonder if perhaps I’ve made some mistake in following directions. There is no one there who looks to be suffering from even the slightest facial dis
(Author: John Patterson
| Word Count: 891 | Published: Sep 28th 2007)
28: Why accident statistics could provoke holiday accident claim increase
So summer’s here and it’s holiday time! July-August is the peak time to take a break in the UK because as soon as the schools shut up shop for six weeks the parents are raring to get away from it all.
(Author: John Patterson
| Word Count: 742 | Published: Sep 28th 2007)
29: One woman’s experience of a Manchester solicitor
When I first moved to Manchester in 2002, I was so excited about it. It was the UK’s fastest growing city. There was so much happening – theatre, opera, urban regeneration and England’s biggest footba
(Author: John Patterson
| Word Count: 901 | Published: Sep 28th 2007)
30: Wii injuries, destroyed lives and the unreal reality
Today’s lesson is going to be about compensation claims but, more specifically, their link with video games. So bear with me for a while whilst I go off on one.
I have, in my short and humble life,
(Author: John Patterson
| Word Count: 1675 | Published: Sep 24th 2007)
31: Making a no win, no fee claim against fate
I recently read an old BBC News story about a man who attempted to make a no win, no fee claim against a London council for embarrassment and distress' after soiling his white trousers as he desperate
(Author: John Patterson
| Word Count: 898 | Published: Sep 24th 2007)
32: Scotland the Brave and work accident claims
What is it about the Scottish? Why for such a relatively small and lowly populated country does Scotland seem to produce more geniuses and significant historical figures per capita than any other nati
(Author: John Patterson
| Word Count: 621 | Published: Sep 24th 2007)
33: No win, no fee car accident claims and infant distress calls
It is a situation familiar to just about every parent in the UK; you are making yet another trip to the dreaded supermarket. Tension is high as you are already running fifteen minutes behind schedule,
(Author: Joseph Patterson
| Word Count: 1247 | Published: Aug 24th 2007)
Page 1 of 1
[1]
Powered by