It is easy to picture how a pedestrian might suffer physical harm, if he or she were hit by an automobile. Yet the same pedestrian might suffer more than physical harm. He or she might need to deal with mental damages. […]
The coverage promised in some provisions of a car insurance policy declare the amount of money available as reimbursement for a given loss. […]
The legal system has introduced a strict liability aspect to claiming a deficiency in a given product. What does that mean in terms of making a viable claim? […]
If you take the time to prepare for the independent medical exam (IME), then you enhance your ability to protect your personal injury case. You need to get ready for that examination, because the doctor that gets the opportunity to exam you will be someone that was chosen by the other party’s insurance company. […]
If you have been injured in a car accident, then you have the right to request compensation from the responsible party’s insurance company. Once you have entered a claim with that insurance company, then you should get a call from an adjuster. Suppose though, that the adjust claims that you should be blamed for the accident that caused your injuries. […]
While many people, perhaps even you, would be flummoxed to think of their personal injury lawyer as their friend, this is true because the lawyer works closely with them and is on their side in terms of winning the personal injury lawsuit, they want to win in court. However, this notwithstanding, most people find their first meeting with a Personal Injury Lawyer in Kingston to be very intimidating. You do not need to be one of these people if you know the following. […]
A damaging accident could happen at any time, while a motorist travels down the road. A driver cannot alter the significance of that fact. Still, an insured car enjoys a blanket of security. […]
Present-day motorists enjoy the opportunity to add uninsured motorists’ coverage to their automobile policy. If a driver with such coverage gets hit by an uninsured driver, then that victim/driver can make a claim against his or her own insurance company. Drivers did not always have that option. Insurance companies began to introduce that option at some point during the 1960s. […]
Even if the government has placed a cap on the amount of money that a plaintiff in a personal injury case can receive for pain and suffering, the plaintiff’s lawyer will seek to obtain an amount that is as close to the maximum as possible. How does an attorney influence the determination of pain and suffering for a given client’s case? […]
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