Below are just a few
examples of personal injury lawsuits against Allstate Insurance we successfully resolved on behalf of our clients since 2003.
Below are just a few
examples of personal injury lawsuits against Farmers Insurance we successfully resolved on behalf of our clients since 2003.
Below are just a few
examples of personal injury lawsuits against Mercury Insurance we successfully resolved on behalf of our clients since 2003.
Below are just a few
examples of personal injury lawsuits against Fireman's Fund Insurance we successfully resolved on behalf of our clients since 2003.
Not exact matches
The video below produced by the
personal injury law firm
of Trolman, Glaser & Lichtman in New York is a good
example of a law firm video that is refreshingly creative and innovative - essentially, the video pokes fun at
personal injury lawyers by acknowledging - «tongue in cheek» - the public's perception that
personal injury lawyers commence
lawsuits on the flimsiest grounds (in the video, a prospective client is claiming he suffered «pain and suffering» when power was lost during a stellar performance on his favorite video game; he now wants to sue the utility).
These are among the most common
examples of intentional torts that may be the basis for a
personal injury lawsuit.
In Connecticut, for
example, you must file a
personal injury lawsuit within two years
of the date
of your
injury.
For
example, any New Mexico
personal injury plaintiff must show that the named defendant in the
lawsuit owed them a duty
of care, which was violated.
Above,
example of custom slideshow presentation targeting the frequently ask question: What happens during a
personal injury lawsuit?
In this blog, we're going to give an
example of an illegitimate
lawsuit as well as some
examples of legitimate
lawsuits in order to help explain the difference and highlight the separation between the legitimate practice
of personal injury law and the illegitimate.
The following
example may help you better understand the required elements
of a negligence claim in a
personal injury lawsuit.
The following are a few
examples of some
of the most common myths associated with
personal injury lawsuits:
For
example, Senate Bill 596, sponsored by Sen. Jeanie Riddle, R - Mokane, would create a statute
of repose for
personal injury lawsuits in Missouri, placing a 10 - year limit on claims involving defective products.
For
example, if an athlete is injured while playing football, it is likely that a court would find that the athlete assumed the risk
of injury if he were to file a
personal injury lawsuit against the league because it is common knowledge that playing football can result in certain types
of sports
injuries.