What is Comparative Negligence? Comparative negligence is a system of sharing fault for an accident. When drivers are involved in a car accident, they may be assigned any percentage of total fault for that accident or a driver may be assigned no fault at all. For example, two parties equally at-fault for an accident...

A catastrophic injury can instantly change a person’s life. One minute you might be a perfectly healthy individual with full usage of all of your limbs and unlimited potential. Then in an instant, an accident can occur that leaves you mentally altered from a brain injury, or paralyzed due to a spinal injury. When...

Brain injuries can be life-altering. These can quickly leave you incapacitated and unable to take care of yourself, your home, or others. In an instant, you can go from being fully independent to suddenly relying on others to help complete daily tasks. You may need to alter your home, change your job, or even...

Slip and fall injuries can occur at any time, and in any place. Even benign-looking locations can turn into dangerous situations under the right conditions – between wet surfaces, uneven flooring, and more. Take a look at some of the most common locations where slip and fall injuries occur. On the Sidewalks Walking down...

When a loved one dies due to someone else’s intent or negligence, you can hold the liable party responsible by filing a wrongful death claim. These can only be filed under certain circumstances, and you must prove the other party is responsible. Find out when you can file a wrongful death claim, who can...