Evaluating Dog Bite Injury Compensation: What Amount Is Right?
Dog bite compensation amounts are uniquely based on how the injury impacts the person; these consider economic and emotional losses plus future needs.
Trip-and-Fall Injury Claims: When Is a Lawsuit Necessary?
When trip-and-fall injury claims are undervalued, minimized, or denied, a lawsuit may be a necessary route to give yourself a better opportunity at recovery.
Which Errors Are Malpractice: Failure To Diagnose or Misdiagnosis?
A failure to diagnose, misdiagnosis, or delayed diagnosis may potentially qualify for a medical malpractice claim when a provider’s care falls below standard.
How Pre-Existing Conditions Can Affect Death Lawsuits in North Carolina
Death lawsuits are more complicated to prove when they involve pre-existing conditions, but the right legal guidance can help substantiate the claim.
Types of Personal Injury Lawsuits: Which To File and When
Accidents, medical malpractice, and defective products are types of personal injury lawsuits that can vary by legal strategy, liability, and potential outcomes.
Leveraging Legal Focus Groups for Lawsuit Results
Trial focus groups are mock juries that resemble potential panels, and attorneys can leverage them to gauge reactions and present the strongest case possible.
What is a life care plan?
What is a life care plan? According to the International Academy of Life Care Planners, “the life care plan is a dynamic document based upon published standards of practice, comprehensive assessment, data analysis, and research, which provides an organized, concise plan for current and future needs with associated cost for [...]
