Sandberg Haddon Law Blog

We are still open for business!

We are open for business but we lost our lease. We are no longer in the old location on 28th Street and are working virtually. Our phone number and email addresses are still the same. Feel free to email and call us when you need help. Our mailing address, for the moment, is PO Box…

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How to Know If an Ailment Is Due To Medical Malpractice

What Is Medical Malpractice? Medical malpractice is defined as an act or omission on the part of a medical professional, during the treatment of a patient, that deviates from the typical accepted norms and practices of the medical community, and results in the injury or death of the patient. This definition can include a wide…

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Motorized Scooters: What you need to know

Electric Scooter Injuries Since their introduction in the mid 2000s, electric scooters have been at the center of a colossal number of accidents, resulting in both serious injury and death. Some of the most common injuries include: Bone fractures Head injuries and concussions Abrasions, often on the face and hands Long term damage to ligaments…

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Liability for a Fall in the Nursing Home

Winter can be one of the most perilous times of year for the elderly. Viruses and illnesses are more common, nursing home staff are busier than ever, and cold and wet weather makes falling more likely to occur. Nursing home liability can become unclear. Each year, a nursing home with 100 residents typically reports between…

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Injuries in the Office Over the Holidays

While the holidays can be one of the most joyous times of the year, they can also be one of the most perilous. This is especially true at the office where everything gets hectic and there are more opportunities for employer holiday injuries to occur.  Is your employer responsible if you’re injured in a holiday-related…

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Your Medical Information in a Lawsuit

If you’re injured and file a lawsuit to collect damages, you may be wondering how your medical information will be used throughout the process.  Will it be public? How much will be seen? Who will be allowed to see?  The first thing to know is that as of 1996, in the United States, all medical…

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Help! The Insurance Company Low-Balled My Personal Injury Claim

If you’re in the position of filing a personal injury claim with an insurance company following an accident or loss, we’d like to extend our condolences. We know this never happens unless there was an event that caused a great deal of pain, suffering, and loss. To make matters worse, you may find that the…

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Why you should call a lawyer if your loved one falls into a coma

When someone you love falls into a coma, calling a lawyer may not be the first thing on your mind—but there are many reasons why it is one of the most prudent and caring decisions you can make for your loved one. The very nature of a coma means your loved one is no longer…

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Should I file a lawsuit if my child was in an accident?

One of the worst nightmares every parent faces is learning that their child has been in an accident. While it’s natural to feel a surge of relief once the doctor has told them their child is unharmed, certain long-term effects of the accident may not immediately be apparent. If your child was in an accident…

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What To Do With Medical Bills After An Injury

What To Do With Medical Bills While Awaiting A Settlement The first step towards receiving compensation for an injury is filing a personal injury claim. Reaching a settlement is the next step, and this process often takes months. In some cases, a trial is necessary, and this can take multiple years. While all this is…

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