Legal Articles, General Practice

Ways To Get Your Disability Benefits Before the Hearing, By Andrew N. Egan

It might take years, from the date you apply, for you to receive your disability benefits. Any opportunity to speed up the process should be seized. You may not have to wait for your ALJ (Administrative Law Judge) Hearing to get your benefits.

An Introduction to Divorce and Family Law

An Introduction to Divorce and Family Law

Third Party Claims in Premises Liability

For a premises liability case to be successful, the injured party must be able to prove how the defendant failed in their duty to keep them safe.

Danger lurking on Sunshine State beaches

Beach Driving Causing Severe Injuries in Florida

How many must suffer before Volusia changes?

Beach Driving is Causing Injuries

Personal Injury Lawsuit

If you visit other parts of the world, you will find that they are maybe a running joke about Americans. I have friends from Australia, and they often tell me that suing someone seems to be the American way.

Defective Product Design Cases, Excluding Other Causes and Feasible Design Alternatives

A look at the requirement of Feasible Design Alternative, and the need to show that a product is unreasonably dangerous in order to recover in a Strict liability Case.

Removable Guards and the Case for Liability. What Warnings?

A look at the American Airlines case involving a baggage handler rendered quadriplegic as a result of an alleged defect in the baggage cart.

The Dangers of Products and the Removibility of Guards--When is a guard a guard?

A review of cases involving the removal of guards on machines, and the dangers and liability of the removal of Asbestos Products.

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