Personal Injury Law FAQ

Assault Injury Lawyer

Assault Injury Lawyer If you have been assaulted by another and it resulted in personal injury to you, you need a personal injury lawyer to file a personal injury suit even if the person was not found guilty in a criminal court or even arrested. You should not have to pay medical bills, suffer lost […]
Product Liability

Suits: Product Liability

Product Liability Suits Every year products enter the marketplace that are in some way defective; and in turn, injuries or even death occurs.These products range from automotive parts, medicines, lawn equipment and household appliances, just to name a few. Product liability lawsuits are the way consumers can get just retribution for any injuries received while […]
Determining Car Accident Fault

Bar Fights and Injuries

Bar Fights and Personal Injury in Ohio A night out to the local bar with friends or family should be a pleasant experience void of chaos and drama and usually a good time is had by everyone. Every once in a while, however, an altercation happens because some hothead misconstrues an action or remark and […]
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Homeowner’s Insurance & Injury

Homeowner’s Insurance & Personal Injury in Kentucky Homeowners insurance is not just for fire, falling trees, flooding and other disasters; but, also for injuries at home. Residential accidents that require a visit to the emergency room account for more than six million insurance claims each year. The homeowner’s insurance covers personal injury to invited guests […]
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Injury & Accidents in Ohio

Personal Injury & Car Accidents in Ohio If you have been involved in a car accident in Ohio, and suffered injuries, you may have been able to settle everything without going to court, but if important issues cannot be resolved, such as who was at fault, and the extent of injuries involved, you need to […]
Kentucky Auto Accidents

Rear Collisions

Rear Collisions: Who’s Fault is It? When you are involved in a rear end collision with another vehicle and you are the one who did the rear ending, the general rule of thumb is that you are totally at fault and will be liable for any damages. Proving at least partial negligence on the other […]