We all love our smartphones. It may be hard for many of us to imagine that we walked around without the internet in our pockets. With a smartphone, everything is at your fingertips. For many, the temptation to reach out to friends and stay active online is extremely difficult to … Continue reading
The result of most claims with insurance companies or lawsuits is a settlement. Sometimes, a case will be taken to trial and a jury will render a verdict. Regardless, at this time, a sum of money has been awarded to compensate you for your injuries and losses. Many clients wonder … Continue reading
A lot of times, attorneys sound like they may be speaking an entirely different language than you. The things they deal with on a day to day basis and the “terms of art” they toss around in conversation can seem overwhelming at times when your only concern, especially in a … Continue reading
We all have that tendency to check on our phone each time it beeps while we are driving. The urge is no doubt something we use both our minds and body to fight. But, some people are not as strong as they should be to curb the ever desire to … Continue reading
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) conducts yearly performance evaluations that focus on the factor of safety. Vehicles are granted the honor of being the safest vehicles on a yearly basis if they surpass certain criteria. As per every year, we have the list of the 15 safest vehicles … Continue reading
One of the first things that usually come up after an auto accident is the question of a rental vehicle. Likely you are without a vehicle and it’s your only mode of transportation so you may have been asking for rides and stuck depending on others. It is usually at … Continue reading
A scenario that comes up quite often from potential clients is that the insurance company is offering them a sum of money just days after the accident, say, $5,000.00. The potential client wonders, why do I need a lawyer when I can just take this $5,000.00 for myself? Sometimes, taking … Continue reading
A small percentage of lawsuits actually result in trials. There are many reasons behind this. A lot of clients are surprised when their attorney tells them that their case likely won’t be going to trial. Why would your lawyer say this? Do they not want to fight for you? The … Continue reading
You just signed up with a law firm to represent you in your personal injury case. One of the first things the firm does is send you a “Welcome Letter”. While this may just seem like an ordinary correspondence, please DO NOT IGNORE! There is highly important information listed in … Continue reading
In litigation, there is a discovery process. Request for production, or “RFP’s”, is a legal request in the process of litigation for obtaining documents. These documents can be electronically stored or they can be other tangible items requested in the course and scope of litigation. Some examples of documents produced … Continue reading
