3 Situations That Can Lead to a Birth-Injury Lawsuit

Bringing a new baby into the world is a joyous and wonderful event, but when something goes wrong during delivery, the day can turn into a nightmare. Birth injuries can range from broken bones in cases when the baby's shoulders are too large to fit through the birth canal to more serious injuries like oxygen deprivation or nerve damage that occurs during a delivery involving forceps. If your baby suffers a serious birth injury, he or she may end up suffering from lifelong consequences and require many years of expensive medical care. [Read More]

3 Things You Should Avoid Doing At The Scene Of A Car Accident

Being involved in a car accident can leave an accident victim shaken and traumatized. Still, it is important for an accident victim to be aware of his or her actions while at the scene of an automotive collision. Sometimes, a victim's actions can inadvertently hinder compensation or lessen the amount of a settlement. If you are injured in an auto accident, here are a few things that you should avoid doing at the accident scene: [Read More]

How A Lawyer Can Assist With Filing A Workers Compensation Claim

Did you injure your back at work after falling off of a ladder? If you had to take some time off to recover and need some financial assistance, you might be entitled to workers compensation benefits. You can hire a lawyer to help prove that the benefits are deserved and raise your chance of getting approved. Find out in this article about a few of the services a lawyer can provide to help prove that your claim for workers compensation benefits is justified. [Read More]

Presumptive Claim For Veterans With Complex Conditions

Not all veterans suffer from obvious, easily detected problems. From dangerous, sometimes unknown substance exposure such as Agent Orange to the normal wear and tear from military service, there are many problems that either take too long to manifest or can be easily explained by issues that have nothing to do with the military. If you suspect that your current conditions were caused by military service, or if you have chronic pain or mobility issues that aren't showing up on medical scans, consider the presumptive condition system and how a presumptive claim could bring you closer to Veterans Affairs (VA) disability success. [Read More]