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Tuesday, January 19, 2016

How Can a Wrongful Death Attorney Help You?



If you suspect that your loved one has died because of the fault of another person, a manufacturer, or a business, you should strongly consider seeking the counsel of a wrongful death attorney. The basis of a wrongful death suit can take many forms; medical malpractice, automobile malfunction or even failure to indicate upcoming road hazards.

Saturday, January 16, 2016

How a Good Personal Injury Lawyer Can Help You Out


If you've recently experienced an accident, you may feel more than a little bit overwhelmed by the whole situation. Your daily life may suddenly seem like a nonstop flood of insurance agency paperwork, legal documentation and medical forms. If you're frazzled and baffled, all of this can seem like a bit too much. Thankfully, a qualified personal injury lawyer can assist you in determining all of your next steps.

Rebuilding After a Wrongful Death



Wrongful death. You hear the term and you feel sorry for the family going through the devastation of senselessly losing a loved one. You wonder how justice can ever be served. Can it be served at all? What if the family that's hurting is yours?

California state law defines wrongful death as a fatality caused by "the wrongful act or neglect of another.” It may have been medical malpractice, an unsafe product, a work-related death, a careless driver, or another situation that caused the unnecessary demise of someone you love.

Monday, January 11, 2016

Statute of Limitations as a Potential Personal Injury Defense


A personal injury case can be a very complex matter, especially if you are the victim. If you have been injured in an incident that was caused by the negligence of someone else, you might be able to sue for damages.

If you are considering filing a lawsuit, it's important to consider all of the factors involved. One of these factors is the potential defense the other party might use. While there are many different types of potential defenses, one of the most common is the statute of limitations.

What to Bring on Your First Appointment with a Personal Injury Lawyer


Your initial consultation with a personal injury attorney may involve a discussion of the details of your case. Whether you’ve already decided to file a law suit or just seeking advice on whether or not to continue filing. It will definitely help to bring all documents that can help the attorney fully understand the case.

Saturday, January 9, 2016

Engaging in a Legal Claim for Brain Injuries



Engaging in a legal claim for brain injuries depends upon the accident and who was at fault. If you believe that you or someone you love suffered a brain injury as a result of someone else’s reckless behavior, then you may have a fundamental right to pursue legal action. Remember, trauma to the brain occurs more often during less than severe accidents than they do during sudden impacts.

Why Legal Advice Helps for Business Startup



When you're starting a new business in California, you're probably very excited about your prospects of starting your company. Even with the number of resources available, you might still have a lot of questions that an attorney can answer.

Monday, January 4, 2016

Signs of a Traumatic Brain Injury that You Should Never Ignore

Failing to treat a traumatic brain injury can result in a lifetime of cognitive problems. Here is a look at some of the signs that you should keep an eye out for after you or a loved one has experienced any trauma to the head or neck.

Construction Sites and Accidents



Both the Occupational Safety and Health Administration and the state of California have regulations to protect construction workers from injury. However, construction remains one of the most dangerous occupations. In some cases, this is because work sites violate safety rules. Among worker deaths in 2014, 1 out of every 5 were in the construction industry.

Elements Needed For a Lawsuit in Los Angeles



Often, the necessary elements for a strong legal case vary according to the type of case it is. For example, breach of contract may be a necessary element in business litigation but not in a personal injury case. Here are some examples of the elements necessary in various types of lawsuits.