How to Prove Negligence in a Personal Injury Claim and Why It’s Important?

Whether someone is hurt in a car crash or injured in a slip-and-fall accident, most personal injury claims revolve around one crucial factor: proving negligence. To secure compensation, an injured victim must demonstrate that the at-fault party acted negligently. Understanding the legal concepts of “duty of care” and “negligence” is key to knowing your rights and recognizing...

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Receiving Fair Compensation for Injuries Suffered in a Bicycle Accident

 Riding a bicycle is a convenient, affordable way to get around and can be great for your health, too. However, because bicyclists often share the road with motor vehicles, there is also potential for serious accidents and injuries. A bike accident can be life changing, and if a motorist or another party is responsible for causing injury, they may be liable for damages....

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Child Support for Children with Special Needs

Hashing-out child support issues can be challenging. They can be especially stressful when you have a special needs child who needs extra care or services. Many special needs children require help beyond the age of majority (typically 18), and parents often wonder how their child will be taken care of should they become unable to do so. Special needs children and adults are...

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The Importance of Proving Negligence in a Personal Injury Claim

Whether someone is hurt in a car crash or injured in a slip and fall accident, the vast majority of personal injury claims require an injured victim to prove negligence. Learning about the legal concepts of duty of care and negligence can help you understand your rights and why it is important to have a seasoned attorney represent your interests. What is Negligence?When...

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