The relationship between the burden of proof and the recovery of damages based on that proof is essential to the ongoing functionality of the law. We’ve talked about the burden of proof before, but premises liability cases take the principle to a whole new level. In truth, very little about proving your case in court is automatic. It takes supporting evidence, investigation, and stratagem
As the title suggests, we will continue our series of articles on personal injury law by looking at work-related injuries. Normally, your employer has workman’s compensation coverage to offset some of the cost and liability of an on-the-job injury. On the surface, this is good news for you too because it ensures that you are fairly compensated for your vocational monetary losses. However, there
The simple answer is yes. If you were in an accident where someone else is responsible, the health insurance company has the right to be reimbursed for the money they paid out to cover any injuries you incurred from the incident. Almost every insurance policy in existence today has a clause that makes this reimbursement mandatory. The insurance policy acts as a contract between
In theory, premises liability gives reasonable expectation a legal backbone. On the one hand, when someone enters your property, they do so with the reasonable expectation of not getting injured. On the other, it is your legal responsibility to provide a relatively safe environment where that expectation can be met. Failure to fulfill that responsibility can lead to legal action if someone is injured
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), if you are between the ages of 2 and 34, you are more likely to die in a car accident than by any other means. Automobile collisions are the leading case of death in this age group. As chilling as this statistic is, it leaves loved ones with a lot of questions in the aftermath
Personal injury law cases run the gamut between life-altering injuries and life-ending ones. If you believe you have a wrongful death case, you should contact a reputable, experienced personal injury lawyer. When an accident turns fatal, it’s hard to keep a clear head and emotions out. That’s why it’s best to allow a lawyer to guide you during this tragic time. As difficult as
The area of personal injury law we are about to cover may be difficult for some readers, but it is our hope that examining this subject matter will help prevent more deaths on Texas roads. Just last year, the Texas Department of Transportation implemented digital, flashing signs planted along Texas roads stating the number of vehicular deaths in the state. Nearly 2,000 people died
When you’re injured in an accident that wasn’t your fault, your life is impacted in a number of ways. You’ll likely deal with economic losses and medical treatment costs, as well as pain and suffering. Under the circumstances, you may wonder whether you’re entitled to compensation from the responsible party and what your case is worth if you pursue your legal remedies. While only
Having a car accident is troubling enough, but there’s also the potential hike in your insurance costs to consider. While a post-accident spike in your rate is often unavoidable, knowing how and what to anticipate can help you plan accordingly. Here are a few insider’s details to bear in mind. What Kinds Of Accidents Affect My Insurance Costs? Any accident in which you’re at
There are many factors that can contribute to a car accident, including driver negligence, poor road conditions, weather and defective road construction. You may not realize that faulty highway design is often to blame for motor vehicle collisions, but state and local government agencies may be held accountable for negligent engineering. Enter the on-ramps at Interstates 40 and 27 in Amarillo: Drivers have been
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