Personal Injury Lawyer Resources
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Types of Nerve Damage Caused by Dog Bites Dog bite victims can be left with serious injuries, including nerve damage. Are you suffering from nerve damage from a dog bite? Find out how to get help. -
Protecting Your Rights After a Slip and Fall Accident After a slip and fall accident, it's important to protect your rights. Learn important slip and fall do's and don'ts. -
What You May Not Know About Medical Battery Medical Battery and Medical Negligence in California vary but damages can be recovered for both scenarios. Medical Malpractice attorney, David Ricks explains. -
What Most California Car Accident Victims Don’t Understand About Injury Recovery The amount of financial recovery you receive after a car accident depends on several different factors. California car accident attorney explains these factors. -
Car Accidents Can Lead to Serious Spinal Cord Injuries Car accidents can cause spinal cord injuries resulting in temporary or permanent paralysis. Learn how to get legal help for a car crash spinal injury here. -
What You Need to Know About Airbags Airbags are lifesaving safety features. Unfortunately, defective or counterfeit airbags can cause serious injury or death. Learn more here. -
Understanding Medical Malpractice Birth Injuries When an infant sustains a preventable birth injury during labor and delivery, the family may be entitled to compensation. Learn more here. -
Controversial Guardrail Systems on Freeways: Trinity ET-Plus and Lindsay Corporation X-Lite Linked to Serious Injuries Trinity ET-Plus and Lindsay Corporation's X-Lite guardrail systems have caused serious injuries for motorists. Learn how to protect your right to compensation. -
Proving Your Car Accident Damages To win a car accident personal injury claim, you must provide evidence of the driver's negligence and the specific damages that you have suffered. -
Seeking Personal Injury Compensation for Car Accident Chest Pain Chest pain can indicate a serious car accident injury. Seek prompt medical attention, then contact an attorney to protect your legal rights. -
A California Parent's Guide to Child Car Accident Injuries Car accidents are a leading cause of injury for children, but there are special issues and laws to consider before filing a personal injury claim for a child. -
Runners and Cappers Take Advantage of Injured California Residents Using runners and cappers to solicit personal injury clients is illegal and unethical. Learn how to spot the signs of this business practice. -
Rancho Cucamonga Fatal Car Accident Statistics Rancho Cucamonga's fatal accident rate are nearly identical to the California average. -
Symptoms of Retained Surgical Items Indicate Need for Immediate Action Retained surgical items can cause serious medical complications. While seeking treatment, contact a lawyer to protect your rights to malpractice compensation. -
Protecting Your Right to Compensation for Retained Surgical Sponge Malpractice Claims Medical malpractice claims for retained surgical sponges and instruments can help pay for your medical expenses related to this serious medical error. -
4 Ways to Protect Your Rights After a Mass Transit Crash After being involved in a mass transit crash, there are four key steps you can take to start building a strong personal injury claim. -
Wrong Surgery, Wrong Patient: What You Need to Know About Protecting Your Rights as a Victimized Patient Medical malpractice errors involving performing the wrong surgery on the wrong patient should never occur. -
Filing a Personal Injury Claim After a Vehicle Ejection Accident Vehicle ejection accidents can result in significant financial burdens. Learn how to protect yourself from vehicle ejections and your right to compensation. -
Obtaining Evidence for Car Accident Personal Injury Claims Give your lawyer a better opportunity to find and preserve relevant evidence to help you succeed in your personal injury case -
Using Black Box Data as Evidence for a Personal Injury Claim After an accident, black box data can provide valuable evidence to support a personal injury claim. However, you must act quickly to obtain this information.