Getting Help With My Accident

Being involved in a serious accident can be a terrible experience that results in major expenses, injuries and disabilities. Understanding the steps that you should be taking after suffering an accident will allow you to protect your legal rights when it comes to pursuing compensation for your damages from the party that is responsible for the accident. Seek An Immediate Medical Evaluation After you have been involved in an accident, you should consider seeking a medical evaluation. [Read More]

Mention an accident involving a driver and pedestrian and most people will automatically assume the driver was clearly at fault. It's not an unreasonable assumption, especially considering the circumstances and obvious disparities involved. However, there are times when a pedestrian could be held at fault for their role in an accident involving a motorist. Pedestrians and Drivers Can Share Fault Being at the wheel of a motorized vehicle weighing several thousand pounds has its responsibilities, especially when it comes to avoiding collisions with vulnerable pedestrians. [Read More]

When you put your child on the school bus each day, you expect them to be safe. Unfortunately, accidents can happen at any time. When they do, you need to know what steps you should take to make sure that your child's injuries are taken care of. If your child has been injured while riding the bus, to or from school, you'll need to act fast. Here are three steps you should take to ensure that your child receives the care and compensation they're entitled to. [Read More]

Music festivals can be a lot of fun, but they also present a large number of hazards. If you become injured at one of these festivals and feel that the injury is not your own fault, then you may want to consider filing a personal injury claim to recover compensation for your medical bills, lost wages, and suffering. However, whether or not your claim is successful will hinge on proving that the injury is not your own fault. [Read More]