The person that has filed a personal injury claim hopes to receive a fair compensation for his or her losses. Yet, until fault has been established, no one person can be held liable for paying compensation to the plaintiff. Read More

If you have filed a personal injury claim, the other party must be proven at-fault, in order for the defendant to get saddled with the charge of liability. The liable party must compensate the injured plaintiff. Read More

Most damage awards are based on the negative impact of a given accident. Yet that is not the case with punitive damages. Those damages become the burden placed on a defendant that has displayed a certain level of behavior. It was behavior that the court has viewed as outrageous or egregious. Read More

After an accident victim has submitted a claim with the responsible party’s insurance company, the adjuster starts an investigation. Adjusters welcome the discovery of any fact that might suggest that the policyholder/defendant was not responsible for the accident. Read More

Consumers that want to prepare for a possible problem purchase both health insurance and auto insurance. So, what happens if an accident victim with health insurance enjoys that coverage, and then seeks compensation from the auto insurer? Read More

Before 2 opposing parties were to meet in a courtroom, the same 2 parties might agree to take part in either arbitration or a mediation session. How are those 2 procedures alike, and how do they differ? Read More

Suppose that there was a dangerous condition on a piece of property. Suppose, too, that someone delivering a package to the same address got injured, due to the presence of that dangerous condition. Could that delivery person sue the owner of the property? Read More