What Kinds of Insurance Will Cover Dog Bite Attacks?

In some cases a dog bite victim doesn’t want to hold the animal’s owner accountable because they fear that the person will suffer an economic hardship. However, in many cases the animal’s owner pays nothing because insurance pays legal expenses and any judgement. Depending on the facts of the case, a legal claim from a dog bite may be paid by any or all of these sources. Read more

What Does Filing a Medical Malpractice Suit Involve?

When the actions of a medical professional lead to serious injury or even the death of a loved one there is the option of filing a medical malpractice suit. The suit is designed to accomplish a couple of ends: one is to ensure the guilty party is held responsible for the actions, while the other is to secure compensation that helps to offset any financial hardship resulting from those actions. Here is what an attorney will do in terms of helping a client decide if this approach is the best way to proceed.Read more

Don’t Settle A Case Without Speaking To An Auto Accident Attorney

Accident victims often think they can settle a case with an insurance company. Although they can sign a settlement agreement, they’re likely to receive far less than actually deserve. Once a settlement is signed, a victim cannot make any further claims against the insurance company and negligent party. It’s very important to contact an auto accident attorney before signing any documents from an insurance company. After an accident has occurred, it’s a wise choice to meet with an attorney and receive the legal guidance needed in this type of situation. It’s also important that a victim remembers an insurance company is not working in their interest like a personal injury attorney will. Read more