Monthly Archives: July 2025
How Can Negligence Per Se Help Your Case?
Many people don’t understand that someone can be negligent, without breaking an actual, written law. Just as an example, there is no written law that says that a store has to clean their floors every hour, or that a property owner has to warn someone that there is a loose tile in the kitchen… Read More »
Government Now Wants Medical Debt to Affect Consumer Credit Scores
A few years ago, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), ordered that medical debt could not be reported to people’ credit reports. The logic was, unlike most other forms of debt, medical debt is involuntary. We just don’t know when or if we’ll get sick or injured, and getting sick or injured is not… Read More »
Your Injury Attorney Does More Than Get You Compensation
If you are injured in an accident, you may think about hiring a personal injury attorney to get yourself compensation. You want to be reimbursed for your financial losses, and also compensated for your pain and suffering and loss of the quality of your life. A good injury attorney can do that for you…. Read More »
How Do You Prove Damages in a Wrongful Death Case?
If someone dies in an accident, the relatives and family of the deceased are understandably crushed. But even though that’s obvious to anybody who has family that they love, it isn’t assumed in wrongful death cases. Even in a wrongful death case, the family and next of kin, still have to show to a… Read More »
