The photographs you take after a car accident can go a long way in supporting your account of the events. Lawyers, jury members and judges presiding over your case can see the accident scene, collision damage and resulting injuries for themselves by browsing through your photos. Photographic evidence also confirms the presence of all of the listed parties, including vehicles involved in the accident and nearby witnesses. Here’s what you need to know.…
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Driving distractions happen. Whether you looked down at your cell phone at an inopportune time, spilled a bit of coffee on your shirt, or glanced into the back seat to locate a dropped pacifier, in one brief moment you could find yourself rear-ending the vehicle in front of you. If you’re being sued for causing injuries or damage in a rear-end collision, how can you defend yourself? Will you be determined to have been negligent if the plaintiff’s car crash attorney can show that you were looking at your cell phone or engaging in other distracting activities while driving?…
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Ordinarily, filing for workers compensation is a pretty smooth process. Most employers have the required workers compensation and also genuinely want their employees to heal from an injury and get back to productive work, so they’ll do what they can to facilitate your claim. Most employees who file claims get their medical bills paid with little objection from the insurance carrier or the employer. Most workers compensation claims don’t require you to hire a lawyer.…
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