What Makes Someone a Credible Witness in a Car Accident Case?
According to the World Health Organization, about 1.3 million people die every year due to road traffic crashes. In many car accident cases, the only …
What Is Workplace Retaliation?
Unfortunately, not everyone works in the most hospitable or mature work environments. People have problems with co-workers, are discriminated against, and in some instances, experience …
How To Prove A Driver Was Negligent After A Motorcycle Accident
Accidents involving motorcycles and automobiles can be especially catastrophic due to the fact that motorcyclists are more vulnerable as they lack the protection a large …
What You Need To Know About Workers’ Comp In Mississippi
If you’ve been injured at work, it’s important to know that workers’ compensation is designed to protect you and your employer. Below we go over …
Can You File For Workers’ Comp if The Accident Was Your Fault?
The workers’ compensation insurance system is a no-fault system and therefore even an employee who was at fault for an accident could receive workers’ compensation …
What To Do if You’ve Been Hit by a Drunk Driver
Getting behind the wheel while intoxicated is one of the most dangerous decisions an individual can make. Yet, people still do it all the time, …
Phillips CPAP and BiPap Recall: What You Need to Know
In June 2021, Philips Respironics issued a recall on its ventilators, BiPAP, and CPAP machines. Philips Respironics is recalling all devices manufactured between 2009 and …
Most Important Records to Obtain After a Truck Accident
A truck accident can have devastating repercussions for victims, leaving them seriously injured and unable to work. While a personal injury lawsuit is an option …
The Importance of Sexual Harassment Prevention Training
As an employer, sexual harassment training needs to be a priority for your business in order to create a healthy and safe workplace for all …
What is Deferred Disposition for a Traffic Ticket?
A Deferred Disposition is an option provided by courts in Pennsylvania that allows a violator to “defer” or postpone the disposition of their case, usually …