Legal Articles, Accident & Injury

Does Medical Malpractice Apply in Elective Procedures and Surgeries?

An elective procedure or surgery is one that is not necessitated by any medical emergency. They are typically those procedures that are meant to improve appearance. Nose jobs, face lifts and even bariatric or gastric bypass surgery all fall into this category.

Lawsuit Resulting From Misdiagnosis

Proper, timely diagnosis is essential to receiving appropriate medical treatment. If you have suffered due to misdiagnosis or a delay in treatment, you may have a medical malpractice case.

The 5 Ways NOT to Wreck Your Auto Wreck Case

This article discusses what not to do when involved in a car accident and dealing with its immediate aftermath

Appraising the Damage Sustained by a Vehicle in an Accident

Among the most important steps in making an insurance claim is getting an appraisal of the cost of the damage sustained by the vehicle.

The History of Workers’ Compensation Insurance

Workers’ compensation is a state-regulated social insurance system that offers limited wage replacement for temporary or permanent loss of wages resulting from injuries and sickness while at work.

The Medical Malpractice Trial Process

A medical malpractice court case is the conclusion of a grueling and antagonistic process. Pre-trial investigations are conducted to determine whether a doctor has violated standard medical practices and resulted in the injury.

Do You Have Automobile Insurance Coverage Against Accidents?

Numerous coverage levels are available for anyone who wants to purchase an automobile insurance, but each state has its own set of guidelines.

Work-Related Injuries and Workers' Compensation

If you have been injured as a result of performing job-related duties, you should be aware of your rights under workers' compensation. The following outlines what workers' compensation is, benefits you may be entitled to, limitations, and how to successfully file and claim.

Restrictions on Awards for Medical Malpractice

States laws impact the amount of damages a victim of medical malpractice can receive. Consulting with an attorney who is well aware of the laws in your state will benefit your case greatly.

How Can A Personal Injury Lawyer Help You In Case Of A Dog Bite?

Even though most of us view them as man’s best friend, one should not forget that dog bites can be really painful, and many a times can lead to the victim being disfigured.

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