Camp Lejeune: Claim Fact Sheet
This article contains helpful information for those persons injured by dangerous water at Camp Lejeune between August 1, 1953, through December 31, 1987. It explains the water contamination problem, what diseases are associated with the problem, and how to file a claim.
E-cigarettes: Why are they Dangerous?
Electronic cigarettes (or e-cigarettes) are battery-operated devices that are used to inhale aerosolized liquid and chemical flavorings, typically containing nicotine. E-cigarettes were first patented in 2003 and have been available for sale in the U.S. since 2007. They are growing rapidly in popularity. By January 2014 there were 466 brands and 7764 unique flavors. The products now represent a billion-dollar industry in the U.S. Retail and online sales were projected to reach $10 billion by 2017. Prices for the devices range from $30 to over $300, with a corresponding range in battery size, liquid capacity, and vapor output. This article explains why some e-cigarettes are dangerous and provides helpful advice if you or someone your love is injured by an e-cigarette explosion.
How Are Contingency Lawyers Paid?
This articles explains how contingency personal injury lawyers are typically paid. What does contingency mean? Do you ever owe any money out of pocket? What is the typical fee? Read the article to get the answer to this question and more.
Infant Seats - What is an Anti-Rebound Bar?
This article explores the safety benefits of an anti-rebound bar, which is a safety feature in many infant seats. It also provides helpful information to parents and caregiviers on some of the safey standards that apply to infant seats in the U.S. and abroad.
What is a Choking Hazard? A Safety Guide for Parents
This article explains what a "Choking Hazard" warning means and provides helpful information for parents on how to select safe toys for their children and how to handle a choking event.
Household Poisons? Some Easy Safety Tips for Families
This article has helpful information for parents and caregivers on how to protect their children from common household poisons, like medicine, cleaning products, and the such.
What Happens When the Other Side Destroys Evidence?
What happens if the other side destroys evidence? That's a good question. Hiring a lawyer that knows how to holds defendants accountable for destroying evidence is a good first step. This article explains what happens when the other side destroys evidence that could have helped you prove your claim.
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.
Commercial Truck Collisions: A Guide for the Injured and Their Families
Truck collisions are brutal. Unfortunately, they are more common than ever. In 2019, 5,237 large trucks and buses were involved in fatal crashes, a 2-percent increase from 2018. The following article explains some rules governing truck safety, some safety tips for vehicle drivers, and some information about what to do after a truck collision.
Negligent Security: A Guide for Victims
Businesses are required to provide a reasonably safe environment. That includes a place where customers or visitors are protected from criminal activity, like robbery or assault. The following article discusses common security issues and the types of evidence that must be uncovered to bring a successful lawsuit.