What Your Personal Injury Demand Letter Should Look Like – With A Demand Letter Sample
Posted on August 26, 2020
A personal injury demand letter notifies a party that you are seeking damages in relation to an injury and starts the process of negotiation a potential settlement. A demand letter that’s well constructed and presents your damages and case in a professional manner can set the stage for a quick settlement process, but a poorly thought-out or laid-out demand letter...
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Your Guide to Wrongful Death Lawsuits and Settlements
Posted on July 10, 2020
Many people wonder what wrongful death lawsuits average when trying to decide if they want to pursue one. Unfortunately, there is no average wrongful death settlement, as every case is as unique. While we have had tremendous success winning wrongful death awards for our clients, your results will depend entirely on the merits of your case. Understanding what goes into...
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Normal Head Circumference & What Deviations Mean | Anapol Weiss
Posted on July 2, 2020
Normal Head Circumference for Newborns and What Smaller Head Sizes Mean Having a normal head circumference for a 3-month old, approximately 15¼ to 16¼ inches can be an important indicator of a newborn’s health and is one of the key measurements your pediatrician will take regularly through this important developmental stage. Having a significantly smaller than average newborn head...
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Personal Injury Claims Process: Complete Timeline & Guide
Posted on June 22, 2020
The Personal Injury Claims Process: Each Step Explained The personal injury claims process can be confusing. After all, many people never expect they’ll be the victim of a personal injury, so it’s not something they look into. With the help of a knowledgeable lawyer, however, you can approach the process well-informed about personal injury law basics and with a...
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Neck and Back Injuries After a Car Accident
Posted on January 22, 2020
Any part of the body could suffer a serious injury in an auto accident. The gravitational forces exerted on the human body in a car crash can be enough to cause bone breaks, organ damage, muscle injuries and more. Injuries to the neck and back are relatively common in car accidents due to the violent back-and-forth motions of vehicle occupants....
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Liability in Pennsylvania Slip & Fall Claims
Posted on September 3, 2019
In the Unites States each year, the compensation and medical bills associated with slip and fall incidents reaches around $70 billion. Slip and fall injuries can have serious implications that can result in lost work, hefty medical bills and even death. One question you must ask yourself when filing a slip and fall claim is if you had any responsibility...
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What Happens If I Slip and Fall in A Retail Store?
Posted on September 3, 2019
Nine out of ten injuries in a retail store are attributed to negligence from the store owner or landlord. If you have reason to be on the store property, whether you are a customer, a delivery person or anyone doing business of any kind with the store, you are entitled to a safe experience by law. Basically, the business has...
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What Happens If My Child Slips and Falls on School Property?
Posted on September 3, 2019
Each year in the United States, over 3 million children are injured on school property. A school is responsible for providing their students with a reasonable duty of care. The duty of care is an obligation of school employees to protect the children from foreseeable harm. Employees of both public and private schools are responsible for maintaining safe playground equipment,...
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The Most Common Slip and Fall Injuries
Posted on September 3, 2019
Slip and fall injuries are unfortunately not uncommon. On one hand, sometimes people slip and fall from no fault of another. On the other hand, there are situations where property owners are negligent in keeping their property safe and people are harmed because of it. Situations like a wet floor, improper maintenance, poor lighting and weather are all factors that...
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Can You Sue If You Fall on Private Property?
Posted on September 3, 2019
Every homeowner has a reasonable duty of care to provide to all guests who enter their property. The reasonable duty of care is maintaining a safe property the way another reasonable person would. If a homeowner breaches their duty of care and is negligent towards a guest and the guest is injured, he or she is entitled to sue for...
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Injury From E-cigarette Explosion
Posted on July 12, 2019
Recently, a 17 year-old boy arrived at the emergency room after an e-cigarette exploded while he was using it. He suffered multiple severe injuries to his mouth and chin. Between 2015 and 2017, the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission reported an estimated 2,035 electronic cigarettes exploded and caused burn injuries to their users. https://speciality.medicaldialogues.in/case-of-injury-from-e-cigarette-explosion-reported/
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What Does a “No Zone” Mean?
Posted on June 7, 2019
We’ve all driven next to a large truck with a sign that states, “if you can’t see my mirrors, I can’t see you.” What does this mean? Although truck drivers sit up higher in their vehicles and have the ability to see over other cars in the distance, trucks actually have blind spots that are typically 20 feet in front...
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