It’s sometimes extremely easy to prove a negligent party caused an accident victim’s injuries or losses. However, in some instances, it’s necessary to enlist the help of expert witnesses. Their testimony can help demonstrate how a defendant is at fault and why a victim should be compensated. The types of cases that require expert testimony are somewhat wide-ranging. This overview will address some of the more common examples. Personal Injury Cases That May Require Expert Testimony It’s important to understand that this is by no means an exhaustive list. The following are merely a few examples of personal injury cases Continue Reading

When you think about personal injury accidents, you typically think about motor vehicle accidents, workplace accidents, medical malpractice, or premises liability claims. However, many unintentional injuries occur at home. Each year, more than 39.5 million physician office visits occur because of unintentional injuries. In addition, another 24.5 million visits are made each year to emergency rooms because of unintentional injuries.  The good news is that many unintentional injuries at home can be prevented. Some tips for avoiding accidents at home include: 1.  Avoid Slip and Fall Accidents at Home Falls are one of the leading causes of injuries at home. Continue Reading

After a car accident, slip and fall injury, or another personal injury, your top priority should be to seek medical treatment. Once your injuries are stabilized, the next step is to seek compensation for your injuries and damages. Accident victims may be entitled to substantial compensation from the party or parties responsible for their accident and losses. Most personal injury claims are settled outside of court. If the at-fault party had insurance coverage for the incident, the insurance provider will negotiate a settlement with the victim.  If another party caused your injury, that party’s insurance company might issue you a Continue Reading