5 Ways Social Media Can Complicate Your Personal Injury Case As we continue to immerse ourselves in the digital age, a majority of expression and consumption are done through social media. Being so reliant on social media in our day-to-day lives, it is easy to get carried away with the type of information we post. […]

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How Traffic Cameras and Witnesses Can Support Your Pedestrian Injury Case Getting hit by a car as a pedestrian may leave you with serious injuries that can be life-altering. Following an accident like this, proving liability may be crucial in obtaining compensation. Traffic cameras and eyewitnesses can significantly support your pedestrian injury case, corroborating your […]

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Out-Of-State Car Accidents: What To Do If You Are Injured Road trips and traveling across the states is fun for everyone involved, but unexpected accidents may cause confusion and stress—particularly if someone gets injured. By ensuring you know what to do after an accident, even one that occurs out of state, you can protect yourself […]

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Nursing Home Abuse: Hold Responsible Parties Accountable for Injured Residents When you place someone in a nursing home, you expect them to receive adequate care and respect. Unfortunately, nursing home abuse is a serious issue across the United States, and injured residents often suffer in silence.  If you suspect that your loved one has suffered […]

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The Complexities of Multi-Car Accidents The complexities of multi-car accidents, also known as chain-reaction crashes or pileups, leave many drivers confused, injured, and uncertain about who is at fault. In contrast to two-vehicle collisions, these accidents involve numerous factors that must be carefully evaluated to determine what exactly occurred.  Common Causes of Multi-Car Accidents  Multi-car […]

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Lawyers and judges often refer to “dispositive” motions. Scheduling orders, which are issued in every civil case, almost always set a deadline for any dispositive motions to be filed. But what exactly is a dispositive motion?nnIt’s not really as mysterious as it sounds. A dispositive motion is meant to dispose of the case. In other words, it asks the […]

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As your case progresses, it will likely reach a point where your attorneys will discuss the possibility of entering settlement negotiations or participating in a mediation to try and settle the case before it goes to trial. Most courts require some type of mediation to occur in the case at some point before trial, but […]

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I’m so excited for fall. It brings many of my favorite things with it: football, Thanksgiving, and hockey.nnBut my favorite fall thing is Halloween. I love it, all the decorations, all the spooky stuff like haunted houses, haunted hayrides, pumpkins, and fresh apple cider.nnI have more Halloween decorations than Christmas decorations. I love to set […]

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