When you are in a car accident and you want to sue the other party, a large portion of your case rests on your ability to recall what happened. If you suffer head injuries that make it nearly impossible to request a lawsuit, your next of kin has to file for you. Here are some of the head injuries and diagnoses post-accident that will require a family advocate and rely heavily on police documentation and witnesses if you are going to win your case: Read More»
If you’ve been injured by someone else or on someone else’s property, you may be wondering what you can get in a personal injury settlement. If you are unfamiliar with personal injury settlements, check out these six FAQs.
Is Treatment Required?
It’s your body, and you have the right to refuse or seek medical treatment for your injuries. However, if you don’t seek treatment immediately, your settlement may be affected. You may want to wait until after you’ve received your settlement to see the doctor because you need the money to pay the medical bills. Read More»
When you’re injured due to the negligent actions of someone else, receiving the compensation you deserve in a timely manner is always the goal. It’s important to understand that the phrase timely can vary. Your situation is unique to you, so the amount of time it takes to process your claim will also be unique. Learning some of the key factors that influence time can put this into perspective and keep you less stressed: Read More»
Some road rage incidents defuse without much damage while others escalate into ugly incidents. If you don’t know what to do, then a road rage incident between you and another motorist can quickly escalate and even result in an accident. Here are a few tips for preventing that from happening:
Don’t Respond
You need to do everything in your power to decelerate the situation, and not escalate it. Ignoring the aggressor is a powerful way of doing this. Read More»
If your parent has dementia, you may have to place them in a nursing home to ensure they receive around-the-clock professional care. However, you may have started to suspect that your loved one is not receiving the care they need. If you are suspicious that the nursing home staff is neglecting your parent, look for the following warning signs.
Sudden Weight Loss and Dehydration
While it is expected that your parent may lose some weight when adjusting to their new environment, you should not see a rapid drop in their weight. Read More»
