Typical Timeline for Injury Cases
Understanding the Process of Settlement Negotiations
When you have been injured due to someone else’s negligence, a common concern is how will you get compensation for your losses. Most personal injury cases do not go to trial, instead, they are resolved through settlement negotiations. Understanding how this process works can help you stay informed and prepared as your case progresses.
What Is a Settlement?
A settlement is an agreement between you (the injured party) and the at-fault...Types of Legal Claims and their Differences
Medical Malpractice vs. Personal Injury: What is the Difference?
When it comes to legal claims, two types that often overlap are medical malpractice and personal injury. Both involve harm caused by someone else’s negligence, but they are distinct in several important ways. If you have been injured and are considering legal action, it is important to understand the difference...Personal Injury Cases and Trials
Why Some Personal Injury Cases Go to Trial
Personal injury cases are often resolved outside of the courtroom through settlements, but not every case can be settled that way. In some instances, the parties involved may not be able to reach an agreement, which means the case may go to trial. If you have been injured due to someone else’s negligence, you may wonder if your case...Pain and Suffering: What You Need to Know
Understanding Pain and Suffering in Personal Injury Claims
When someone is injured in an accident, the physical damages and medical bills are often the first concerns that come to mind when seeking compensation. However, another crucial aspect of a personal injury claim is "pain and suffering." This term refers to the physical, emotional and mental distress caused by an injury,...- 1
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