Under nursing home liability laws a nursing home may be held responsible for an injury or death that occurred on their watch. Depending on the laws in your state, the injured person or the immediate family members may be able…
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When it comes to any type of personal injury claim including slip and fall, nursing home abuse or medical malpractice, there are laws in each state that dictate a time limit for a prospective plaintiff to start a case in…
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When a person is the victim of an accident that causes permanent, life-altering injuries such as scarring and disfigurement; a personal injury lawsuit may be required to hold the responsible party accountable and recover damages. Damages in a scarring and/or…
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An amputation or loss of limb is the separation of a limb or appendage from the body through surgery or trauma. It is estimated that 2 million Americans are living with an amputated limb and that at least 30,000 traumatic…
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A defective product is a product with a manufacturing or design defect, or a product that becomes dangerous because of insufficient instructions or warnings. When a product causes unreasonable risk of physical harm to the user with appropriate usage then…
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According to the Federal Drug Administration (FDA), prescription drug errors are the direct cause of at least 1.3 million injuries every year in the United States. These injuries cost the medical system $3.5 billion in extra medical costs annually. A…
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A slip and fall accident causing injury is a common type of personal injury used to describe an accident that occurs on someone else’s property. Slip and fall lawsuits fall under “premises liability”; their purpose is to hold the property…
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