About Me

Creating A Rock Solid Defense

After I was accused of causing a serious car accident, I knew that I wasn't at fault, but I didn't know how I was going to prove my side of the story. I was really concerned about what the accident would mean for me, so I started thinking carefully about how to go about proving my case. Fortunately, a friend of mine recommended an accident and personal injury attorney, and it really made a huge difference. Within about three weeks, I was able to prove my case, and it felt like such a relief not to worry about an impending lawsuit. Check out this blog for great tips on creating a defense.

Search

Latest Posts

Archive

Five Things You Should Bring To Your First Meeting With A Personal Injury Law Firm

Posted on July 20, 2017

You may have been involved in an accident of some type -- whether in a motor vehicle, a commercial business or some other public place. Perhaps your injuries have left you with medical bills, required time away from your paid job and otherwise cost you financially. Meeting with a personal injury law firm to discuss your case is a great idea -- but what should you expect, and what should you have with you? [Read More]

Had a Homemade Fireworks Accident? What to Expect if You Injured Your Own Child

Posted on July 20, 2017

Over the Independence holiday, several reports came in of parents who made "homemade fireworks" and then set them off with their kids close by. Many often get injured, and a few are killed, too. When this happens, should Child Protective Services (CPS) remove the rest of the children in that family? If the child that died was yours, what would you do? Besides consulting a personal injury lawyer, you should understand the following. [Read More]

4 Signs You May Have A Medical Malpractice Case

Posted on March 9, 2017

Learning a family member has a health condition or is undergoing a medical emergency can be physically, emotionally, and financially overwhelming. While you and your relatives are hoping and praying for complete healing, things can happen that affect your family member's ability to heal properly. In situations such as these, consulting an attorney may be necessary. Between 2005 and 2014, one percent of doctors were linked to malpractice suits that paid out settlements to families. [Read More]