Not everyone who isn’t happy with the results of their treatment by a doctor or another medical professional has a case for medical malpractice. There are a few circumstances that need to be met first. Speaking with a medical malpractice lawyer can help you determine whether you may have a case worth pursuing and what type of result you might expect given the evidence. Did the Doctor Provide the Proper Care?…
Read More »In the event you are injured in the workplace, you can file for workers’ compensation benefits. However, there is no guarantee that your employer’s insurance company will agree that you are entitled to benefits. If the insurance company has denied your claim, it is important that you understand why. Here are some of the most common reasons and what your attorney can do to appeal the decision. Independent Medical Examination Report Challenges Your Injuries…
Read More »Depositions are a major component to most personal injury lawsuits. Depositions are out-of-court testimonies from parties who are associated with the events involved in the lawsuit. In most cases, depositions are part of the discovery process, where lawyers for both the defendant and the plaintiff seek to find out what really happened. Occasionally, depositions can be used as part of the court proceedings when a party is too ill to attend court or is prevented by something like jail or distance.…
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