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Frequently Asked Questions

• What is negligence?
  In its most simple definition, it means that someone was careless and as a result of being careless, someone else was injured. Negligence serves as the basis for a personal injury lawsuit.  … more
• I Was Hurt In A Car Accident Last Year But I Have Not Done Anything About It Yet. Are There Any Time Limits That I Should Be Aware Of?
  Yes. Every state has a certain time limit, called a “statute of limitations,” that governs the period during which you must file a personal injury lawsuit with the court. In some … more
• I Was Walking In A Supermarket And I Fell On The Wet Floor. It Was Embarrassing, But I Am Not Hurt. Can I Still Sue The Supermarket?
  The answer is probably not.  One of the requirements of filing a lawsuit for personal injury is that you actually were injured.  Being “embarrassed” is not enough.  You … more

Legal Articles

• When to Hire a Personal Injury Attorney
  When you suffer an injury in an accident, there are so many things to consider and so many details that need your attention. It is easy for a person to quickly become overwhelmed. Of course, the most immediate and the most important concern is to get medical treatment for your injury. Sometimes an injury can be treated quickly. However, more serious injuries may need … more
• Sexually Transmitted Diseases and Personal Injury: Can You Sue an Ex for an STD?
  A governing legal principle in our society is that we have a duty to avoid causing an unreasonable risk of harm to others.  In plain English this means “don’t do something which you know will hurt someone.”  In most states this duty extends to sexual partners.  A partner who knows or should have known that they are infected with a sexually transmitted disease … more

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