The Legal Do’s and Don’ts of Depositions

Court Reporter Depositions typically take place at an attorney’s office with the assistance of reporter, like a court reporter, and are usually several hours. During a deposition, an attorney will ask you several different questions about a legal case. A…

How Important Are Seat Belts?

In the last thirty years, all the way across the country, states have been enforcing seat belt laws to assist with bringing down traffic fatalities. But are seat belts really that important, or do they contribute to more injuries than…

Personal Injury Settlements and Estate Planning

If you’ve won a personal injury settlement, this money could affect the value of your assets. This money could be immensely beneficial for accident victims, as any experienced personal injury lawyer could attest, but it’s wise to understand how a…

Five Things To Know About Premises Liability

Premises Liability is a legal principle defining the responsibility a building or property owner bears should someone suffer an accident and sustain an injury on the premises. If you feel you were involved in an accident and sustained injuries due…

Depositions In Personal Injury Lawsuits

Court Reporter If you are involved in a personal injury lawsuit as a plaintiff, a defendant, or a witness, it is likely you will be participating in an oral deposition at some point. In advance of being called for a…

5 Things You Should Not Do After An Accident

1) Not Seek Medical Treatment Some injuries are not immediately apparent. Adrenaline from an accident can mask an injury that may only be apparent after time. Failing to seek medical treatment at the time of the accident can undermine your…