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How To Find A Good Personal Injury Lawyer

How to Make Hiring a Dependable Personal Injury Lawyer Easy Hiring an attorney for the first time can be overwhelming, especially if you’re someone who prefers avoiding confrontation. Sometimes, the only way to get deserved compensation for damages/injuries caused by another is through the legal system. You’ll need a highly skilled attorney to help you…

Three Basics Of Medical Malpractice Cases You Should Know

What You Need to Know Before Launching a Medical Malpractice Case Few professionals are trusted more in our society than doctors. In many cases, we truly do put our lives in their hands. The Hippocratic Oath, which all doctors swear by before officially becoming part of the cadre, essentially says that doctors must never knowingly…

How To Take Effective Car Accident Notes

Making a High-Quality Post-Accident Record: Zero in on These 3 Things To protect your right to fair compensation after a car accident, it is critically important to take good notes. Along with gathering accurate post-accident evidence to support your claim, writing down how injuries sustained during the accident have affected you since the event can…

Worker’s Comp For Repetitive Motion Injuries: Do I Have a Case?

While you may not have heard the term “repetitive stress injury” (RSI), you very well may have experienced one at some point in your life. If you’ve ever noticed a burning and/or aching pain after playing a sport, doing a job, or working for long hours on the computer, then there’s a good chance you’ve…

“Act Of God” or Personal Injury?

In the United State civil legal system, tort laws are most commonly associated with personal injuries. There are, however, exceptions and exemptions that affect tort law, one of which is an “act of God.” An act of God refers to a circumstance that is unpredictable and impossible to prevent.  In tort law, an act of…

Dangerous Property Injury Lawsuit: Do I Have a Case?

In the United States, there are nearly 140 million residential property units and more than 50 million commercial properties. Being the owner of a property comes with many responsibilities, including a duty of care to keep the premises safe. A dangerous building, property, or structure may cause unintended harm and/or injury to others; a property…

What Is Intentional Injury and How Does It Differ From Negligence in Personal Injury?

When most people think of personal injury claims, they think of product liability claims, motor vehicle accident claims, slip-and-fall claims, medical malpractice claims and dog bite claims. In short, these injuries happen when someone fails to do something that they have a duty to do to protect others from injury. While the majority of personal…

Do I Have A Medical Malpractice Case? | Sandberg Law Firm

When a healthcare professional’s mistake leads to injury, the injured patient may be entitled to compensation. Healthcare professionals include doctors, nurses, physicians assistants, physical therapists, occupational therapists, chiropractors, midwives and psychologists. Many of these licensed professionals are trusted to uphold a standard of care that’s expected in their profession, so when they deviate from this…

What Is Nursing Home Neglect And Abuse? Do I Have A Case?

A shocking statistic from the National Center on Elder Abuse reports that 95% of nursing home residents have experienced or witnessed some form of neglect while staying in a long-term care facility. If residents are not treated properly, staff fail to follow proper guidelines and procedures, and/or there is a lack of oversight from outside…

What Is An Overexertion Injury At Work? Do I Have a Case?

It’s quite likely you don’t think about all the things that could cause you harm at work, but that doesn’t mean you’re impervious to accidents. When people think about accidents at work, they often think about slipping and falling, being hit by something unexpectedly, or overexertion injuries. This last category is the focus of our…

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