Apr 20, 2018 | Personal Injury Law
Most people think that collapsed outside balcony accidents are rare when, in fact, they occur relatively often. In Chicago, Illinois, alone, more than 6,500 such incidents happened from 2003 to present time. Nationwide, the number is staggering with roughly 224,000...
Apr 13, 2018 | Personal Injury Law
Incidents involving the consumption of a foreign object in restaurant-served food are relatively uncommon. However, there have been several news stories in recent months on this very topic. If you went out to eat only to bite down on or swallow something in your food...
Apr 2, 2018 | Personal Injury Law
Sadly, we now live in a society where innocent comments offend people. Over the past year, police in several states arrested people after readers on social media took posts or comments out of context and reported them. A recent example involves a school teacher...
Feb 15, 2018 | Personal Injury Law
Even with ongoing awareness campaigns, the number of grain elevator accidents continues to rise in the United States. As part of a grain handling facility, the elevator is a building used for storing grain as well as the equipment required to move grain into and out...
Dec 16, 2017 | Personal Injury Law
When purchasing a used vehicle, the law considers it “as is,” meaning that if something immediately goes wrong, the buyer is financially responsible for repairs. This is known as “Buyer Beware,” and it’s why people should always have a used car checked out by an...
Nov 8, 2017 | Personal Injury Law
You know the saying, “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure,” which applies to many things in life, including getting injured in a car accident while in another state. Before venturing out on a road trip, take a few minutes to educate yourself on the...
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