Personal injury lawsuits are complex and difficult to predict. The burden of proving negligence and establishing the breach of duty of care owed rests on the plaintiff. You need strong evidence to prove liability if the case goes to trial. The success of your lawsuit lies on how well you gather and present possible proof….
A three-vehicle crash in Isle of Wight County, Virginia (VA), sent an innocent driver to the hospital with serious injuries. Additionally, the person who Virginia State Police believe set the chain reaction into motion died at the scene. Investigators said the crash began when a 33-year-old Smithfield resident driving a Toyota Camry crossed the center…
Injuries resulting from an accident can affect every aspect of your life, including your ability to engage in enjoyable activities with your family and friends, or to resume work. Unfortunately, you may find yourself dealing with the after-effects of your accident even after you have physically recovered. Prolonged physical pain, discomfort, mental anguish, anxiety, fear…
Recovering compensation in a personal injury claim hinges on your ability to prove another party’s negligence was responsible for your accident. Negligence is defined as a person’s failure to act as a reasonable individual would have in a similar situation. It comes into play when a person is injured or killed in a preventable accident….
After a personal injury accident, you are entitled to recover compensation from the at-fault party. However, how do you know whether it’s best to take a settlement offer or go to trial? An attorney is the best resource for deciding whether to settle your unique case or take it to court, but here are some…