Recovering Lost Wages After an Injury Accident Caused by Negligence
If you were injured in an accident caused by someone else’s negligent actions, and you were forced to take unpaid time off work, you may be eligible to pursue compensation for any lost income while you were recovering from your injuries. Call our Charleston…
Read moreRecovering Compensation for Accidents Caused by a Sudden Medical Emergency
Drivers who refuse to admit fault for an accident may invoke a series of defenses that may sound absurd. But did you know there is a legitimate legal defense if he or she experienced a sudden medical emergency? Our automobile accident attorneys in Savannah…
Read moreCan I Hire a New Lawyer During My Case?
If you are unhappy with your current legal representative and are thinking about making the switch to a new lawyer, there are some important factors to consider. First, you do have the right to choose who represents your interests during any legal process,…
Read moreCan Insurance Companies Use Private Investigators to Deny Claims?
If you were injured in an accident and have begun the process of filing a third-party claim with the at-fault party’s liability insurance company, there is something you should know. Liable insurance companies are always looking for any way to deny or…
Read moreUnderstanding Vicarious Liability for a Personal Injury
Vicarious liability is a legal theory that may allow an injury victim to hold a third party liable for an injury if the individual who caused the injury was acting under the direction, supervision or employment of the third party. If you were injured…
Read moreReleasing Medical Records in a Personal Injury Claim
Disclosing your medical records when pursuing compensation for an injury is often a delicate matter. You need to be careful about what you disclose, as insurance companies like to poke and pry through victims’ medical histories to try to find any excuse…
Read moreTypes of Liens and How They May Affect Your Personal Injury Case
A lien is also known as a debt that may be applied to any judgment or settlement you are awarded as part of a personal injury claim. Generally, valid liens may be deducted from your compensation before you ever see a check. There are times when liens…
Read moreHow is a Letter of Protection Used in a Personal Injury Claim?
A letter of protection often referred to as an LOP, is a tool sometimes used by injury victims and their attorneys during an injury claim. These letters are often used strategically, as there are both pros and cons associated with their use. Our personal…
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