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My neighbor has had a dog that is very unpredictable for a long time. That dog comes ripping out of the house nearly each time they open the door. The dog has an aggressive personality and it made me very nervous. One morning, my husband was taking the trash to the curb for pick up and the dog ran and began biting him. After several failed attempts to collect the cost of the medical bills from the neighbor, I contacted a lawyer. The lawyer helped clarify how these cases go. I have included everything that the lawyer taught me on my website. Hopefully, it will help others going through the same unfortunate situation get through it more easily.
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3 Things To Do If You Have Been Injured At Work
Getting a scratch or a bruise at work generally isn't a huge issue and you don't really need to do much. However, when some kind of serious injury happens, then there are all kinds of things that you have to do. So, what do you need to do if you get severely injured while you are at work?
Alert Management
One thing that you are going to need to do is to alert your manager or supervisor that something has happened.
Prime Communications: Demanding Your Fair Share
When many people think about personal-injury cases, they understand that anything that involves the court system can turn into an annoying and protracted waiting game. If you win your case, the wait will be worth it, but what if you could cut that wait time drastically and get what you are owed for your injury in record time? If you use this little-known legal tactic to your advantage, you could find yourself completely done with the personal-injury process in a matter of weeks.
3 Things You Need To Know About Filing A Personal Injury Lawsuit
Filing a personal injury lawsuit may be the best thing for your situation. There are many people who are in accidents who think that they can't get any restitution from the guilty party and so they do nothing, not knowing that there are many options for the lawsuit. Here are some things that you need to know about filing a personal injury lawsuit.
1. Just Because The Police Filed A Suit, Doesn't Mean It Will Help You
Personal Injury Law: Recklessness Explained
If you've been injured by another, you may have heard the terms recklessness and negligence thrown around, and you may be curious as to the difference between the two. Below is a basic overview of the legal definitions of both recklessness and negligence and what you should do if you find yourself the plaintiff in a personal injury case.
What is the Legal Definition of Recklessness?
Legally defined, recklessness occurs when an individual or group of individuals know the consequences of an action (or should know) but perform the action anyways.
How To Protect Your Child From Hazardous Toys
Every year, dozens of toys are banned because they are discovered to be dangerous for children. Parents mean well, but if they do not know what to look for, they will not be able to predict that a particular toy will be dangerous. If you carefully examine the toys your child uses, though, you may be able to reduce the risk that your child will become injured of killed.
Choking Hazards
4 Mistakes That Can Be Made With A Slip-And-Fall Claim
Becoming injured from a slip and fall is not something that anyone wants to go through, but if you are injured, you'll want to seek compensation for your injuries. In order to make sure that happens, do not make any of these mistakes with your slip-and-fall claim.
Not Making A Report
You do need documentation that your slip and fall happened, and it starts with reporting the incident to the responsible party.
Is Your Personal Injury Case Likely To Go To Trial? These Two Factors Can Make It Likely
It's pretty well known that most personal injury cases settle out of court. Estimates vary, but only about 4%-5% of all personal injury cases ever go to trial. There's a lot of good reasons for this, including the fact that a settlement gives you a certain outcome (unlike a trial). Plus, it may be the most financially-sound decision to make—trials can be expensive, and the increased costs may eat away any additional compensation you receive.
Personal Injury Losses: Proving Your Damages In A Personal Injury Lawsuit
If you've been hurt in a car accident, you still have a long way to go before you have a successful personal injury lawsuit. While you may have sustained injuries, you must be able to prove the extent of your injuries. You must also be able to show that someone else was at fault for your injuries, and that you suffered losses because of your injuries. Just because an accident occurs, doesn't mean you have an automatic case.
Infection After Surgery: Can You File A Malpractice Lawsuit?
Going through any surgery is difficult. It's even harder when you develop an infection during the healing process. If you've developed an infection after surgery, you may be considering filing a lawsuit against the doctor or hospital. Here's a closer look at some things you need to consider when deciding whether this is a good idea.
Did someone's negligence contribute to the infection?
There is a risk of infection with any surgery.
The Simple Guide For Your Personal Injury Deposition
Once you place your personal injury case in the hands of an attorney, you can focus on healing from your injuries and getting your life back to normal. While this case is now mostly up to your lawyer, you will need to participate in an important meeting called a deposition, where you will be questioned by both your attorney and the at-fault side's attorney. As you might imagine, this can be a very stressful situation, so knowing some basic facts about depositions could help you to be better prepared.