Category: Personal Injury FAQ’s

As the police deal with the injuries and traffic congestion caused by an accident, those same officers try to determine what driver was at fault. The officers collect information at the scene of the accident and then write a report. Consequently, the information in that report serves as a guide, when the police investigate, and seek to determine who should be named at fault for a given collision. (more…)

Grieving family members can ask one member of the family to file a wrongful death lawsuit. It could be filed against a person, an organization or a company. The amount to be paid in the form of compensation would depend on the extent of the family’s losses. Had the loved ones of the deceased been deprived of a source of financial support? Proof of a financial loss would add to the amount of money that the target of the lawsuit would owe to those that were grieving the sudden departure of a loved one. (more…)

Whenever someone with a genuine disability gets denied a disability claim, he or she has the right to fight that same denial. Of course, possession of that right does not guarantee easy access to the strategy that works to ensure victory, once the fighting has ended. Still, victims can discover a simple process for challenging the insurance company that has denied the validity of a disability claim. (more…)

No law dictates the method by which a plaintiff and defendant will decide to work on reaching a settlement. The plaintiff and the defendant both have a say on how a given case will be settled. If they so desire, the two of them can settle out of court. (more…)

You’ve spent decades of your life paying your disability insurance company on time and yet, when you find yourself incapable of doing your work for reasons you have no control over, they deny your claim. So what happened? (more…)