Pre-Injury Liability Waivers: Can I Waive Away My Child’s Right to Recover Damages after an Accident?
From birthday parties at trampoline gyms to school sports permission slips, if you have children, you’ve likely signed a pre-injury liability waiver on behalf of them without giving it a second thought. But what happens if your child is seriously injured? Does the waiver you signed on behalf of your child bar a personal injury claim? Unfortunately, the laws on pre-injury liability waivers can be complicated to navigate. This article will give you a brief overview of how courts are likely to evaluate a liability waiver signed on behalf of a child.
Selecting the Best Personal Injury Attorney for your Case
If you or someone you love is catastrophically injured or was killed by the negligence of another, selecting the right attorney is the most important decision you will make. This article discusses the factors you need to consider when choosing an attorney.
How to Find the ELD Data to Prove the Truck Driver is at Fault
Collisions with a tractor-trailer (or 18-wheeler) often result in catastrophic injuries for motor vehicle occupants. Typically, the truck driver walks away, and the person they hit is airlifted to the nearest hospital. That means the police only speak to the truck driver to find out how the collision occurred. This article discusses the electronic evidence available to an injured person to help them refute the one-sided story the truck driver inevitably gives to the police about who is at fault.
What if an old and defective product hurts me?
This article discusses the statute of repose in Florida. Florida’s statute of repose says that in most cases, you cannot sue a product manufacturer – even if it is defective – if the product is over twelve years old. Many states have statutes of repose, but some do not.
Dangerous Toys - Helpful Information for Parents
This article discusses the U.S. government’s efforts to keep dangerous toys from reaching our children. It also reviews the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission’s most recent statistics concerning injuries to children due to unsafe products. Finally, it discusses a relatively new safety standard for infant slings.
What happens if I cannot work because of my injury?
If you or someone you love is injured or killed by the wrongful act of someone else, then there are many different types of damages you can seek to make you whole for the losses you have suffered. This article discusses what happens if a person cannot return to work due to an injury (or death).
What You Need to Know About Drowsy Truck Driving and Collisions
Did you know that in 2017 over 91,000 police-reported crashes involved drowsy drivers? Drowsy driving is particularly dangerous when commercial trucks are involved. This article discusses the rules that help prevent drowsy driving by commercial truck drivers.
What does it mean to be selected as a “Best Lawyer” or “Super Lawyer”?
There’s a hidden secret in the legal profession that outsiders may not be aware of… bogus legal awards. This article sheds light on the legal award industry and shares some information about the awards that mean something.
What are Pain and Suffering Damages?
What are pain and suffering damages? This article discusses the concept of pain and suffering damages and provides some helpful information if the negligence of another injures you or someone you care about.
Drowning Lawsuits: The Safety Rules and Causes of Actions for Injured Persons
This article discusses who may be accountable when someone suffers a drowning injury. It reviews the safety rules that public pool operators should follow and the causes of action available to someone injured due to drowning.