by Lawsuit Info Center | Nov 1, 2019 | Car Accident Lawsuits, Car Accident Settlements, Personal Injury
After being injured in a car accident, there are several mistakes you want to avoid so that you can get as much compensation as possible for your injuries: #1 Taking a Quick Settlement You could have a lot of medical bills and lost income after your accident. The... 
by Lawsuit Info Center | Oct 21, 2019 | Car Accident Lawsuits, Personal Injury
All car accidents are different, so it is difficult to predict what your whiplash settlement cost or value will be. But we can explain some of the issues that go into valuing a whiplash settlement and some common issues that come up in whiplash injury cases. First,... 
by Lawsuit Info Center | Jul 10, 2019 | Car Accident Settlements, Personal Injury
How are Car Accident Settlements Paid? The fallout of a car accident can linger for months. Even after your bruises are faded and your broken bones have heal, the process is far from over. It’s possible to spend many months working towards a settlement with the... 
by Lawsuit Info Center | Feb 15, 2019 | Personal Injury
Cycling accidents are common in America, leading to many deaths and injuries annually. Research shows that 68% of cycling deaths occur in urban areas. Biking accident deaths account for two percent of all traffic related deaths. The National Safety Council reported a... 
by Lawsuit Info Center | Jan 28, 2019 | Personal Injury
Winter is a time of cozy fireplaces, holiday time spent with family, and of course, of ice and snow. Winter weather can be beautiful, but it can also be treacherous. This is especially true for anyone behind the wheel during this time of year. While there’s no magic... 
by Lawsuit Info Center | Nov 16, 2018 | Car Accident Lawsuits, Personal Injury
Car accidents are all too common. In the United States, you’re likely to be involved in one at least every 18 years. For most of us, that means we may be involved in as many as three or four collisions across our lifetimes. While certain measures can be taken to... 