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Your Car’s EDR Can Tell You What Happened In A Car Accident

By Kelly Barcia Nuñez |

What if we told you that your car had a device in it that tracked almost every move you make with the vehicle? It knew when you used the infotainment system, how fast you were going, when you applied the brakes, and how fast you took curves or turns. You’d probably think that was… Read More »

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Golf Carts Are Being Used In Ways That Can Be Dangerous

By Kelly Barcia Nuñez |

When we think of relatively safe sports, golf is probably close to the top of the list when it comes to safety. But it’s not the sport of golf that creates dangers–it’s often the use of the golf cart, and the fact that nowadays, carts have now become as much for transportation and recreation,… Read More »

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When Can You Get Punitive Damages In An Injury Case?

By Kelly Barcia Nuñez |

The civil justice system is intended to make you whole for losses that you have suffered as a result of an accident. It is supposed to put you in the same position that you were beforehand, using money as a way to try to compensate you for financial, emotional and physical damages. It is… Read More »

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New Rule Could Slow Down Punitive Damage Cases

By Kelly Barcia Nuñez |

A recent change of a relatively obscure court rule could have big effects on accident victims- especially those who are looking to collect punitive damages. The new rule change makes it easier for Defendants to appeal awards of punitive damages. But the big change is that they can now do that in the middle… Read More »

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Hit And Run Accidents Are All Too Common

By Kelly Barcia Nuñez |

When you are a pedestrian hit by a car, the initial assumption is that you can and should sue the driver of the car that hit you. That’s generally true—assuming you know who actually hit you. Because in a lot of accidents, the drivers flee the scene of the accident, making the accident a… Read More »

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Is It Negligence Or Malpractice? It Makes A Difference

By Kelly Barcia Nuñez |

When a doctor does something wrong, it is a medical malpractice claim. When an average layperson does something wrong and causes you an injury, it is just an ordinary negligence claim. But is it really that simple? Sometimes it can be more difficult than you think to tell the difference. Why the Difference Makes… Read More »

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What Does An Insurance Adjuster Do In Your Injury Case?

By Kelly Barcia Nuñez |

When you have an injury and you make a claim for your injuries, you will most likely negotiate with an insurance company. But an insurance company is just that: a company, not a human. The actual human being that you will be communicating with will be an adjuster. What the Adjuster Does An adjuster… Read More »

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Welcome Invitee Or Trespasser: Which One Were You When You Were Injured?

By Kelly Barcia Nuñez |

When we are injured on someone else’s property, we often just ask whether the property owner is negligent—that is, whether the property did or didn’t do something that it should have. It’s easy to forget another question: Who are you? In other words, what is your relationship to the property owner? Because that can… Read More »

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What Questions Should You Ask Your Injury Attorney?

By Kelly Barcia Nuñez |

If you are in an accident there are a lot of ways that you can find a personal injury attorney. Eventually you may settle on one, or even a few, to see which you will choose to represent you. However, you may not know what questions to ask a prospective attorney, or what things… Read More »

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ChildInjured

Can A Non-Parent Bind A Child To Arbitration?

By Kelly Barcia Nuñez |

Most people know that minors can’t sign contracts on their behalf that are legally binding. Rather, they need to have parents or legal guardians sign agreements for them. That’s why many businesses will have parents or guardians sign hold harmless agreements, which often also contain provisions that waive the right to go to court,… Read More »

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