Settling Personal Injury Cases

Settling personal injury cases typically goes without incident. Sometimes however there may be glitches. That is, sometimes you reach a settlement and the other party then won’t comply with the…

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Personal injury actions against convicts may require the appointment of a GAL unless there is liability coverage available

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Sometimes in a lawsuit, one party may want the file sealed. On the other hand they may want part of the file sealed. Whether or not that can happen is…

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Insurance policies are contracts. They are simply agreements. No different than most other contracts. What follows is an explanation of contract law and some incorporation of insurance contract law. First,…

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Personal injury and contractor licensing deals with the subject of what happens when contractor is not license

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Greater weight of evidence is the standard of proof in most civil cases and it means more likely that not likely.

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Personal injury cross examination to be effective must be narrow, fact based and leading with no wiggle room.

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Gunmakers liability is based on a number of legal theories which include tort, contract and false advertising law

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Accident versus crash may be important in terms of jury argument that this is not an accident but is a crash

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Personal injury background checks may disclose a host of things about clients, experts, witnesses and others.

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Insurance policies tend to follow certain basic formats. The first part is the insurance agreement. Within the insurance agreement there is a definition as to who and what is covered.…

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