You Need to Know About the Statute of Limitations After a Truck Accident
The statute of limitations is a rule that places (you guessed it) limits on plaintiffs who want to sue for personal injuries.
The statute of limitations is a rule that places (you guessed it) limits on plaintiffs who want to sue for personal injuries.
Generally speaking, it’s a good idea to turn to your lawyer for advice if you’re trying to decide whether you should accept a settlement offer.
Medical records should clearly highlight the severity of your injuries, as well as the cost of treatment.
As far as the trucking company is concerned, it can be accused of breach of duty if, for instance, it turns out they did not replace the truck’s tires to cut costs.
If you suffered severe injuries or are simply looking to be compensated for the inconvenience the truck accident has caused you, hiring a lawyer is a good idea.
If you say that a settlement offer is too small, you better be prepared to back that up with facts and evidence.
Berkeley school district and a former student recently agreed to settle a sexual harassment lawsuit for $365,000.
Gov. Whitmer is suing to overturn a 1931 Michigan law that criminalizes abortion services. While the law has not been enforced in nearly 50 years, it could become active if the U.S. Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade.
Eligible employees at the Mason, MI, location will receive compensation averaging $10,000 per person.
If a truck driver is responsible for causing a collision, it is generally the insurance company that will compensate you for your injuries and some losses.