You can always handle an injury case without an attorney, but it doesn’t mean you don’t need one. Here is why: 1. Attorneys Are Objective Any attorney you hire has one goal—to get the best possible outcome for their client. You won’t be as objective. You’re dealing with trauma, pain, and feelings that will cloud your judgment. An attorney will stick to the facts, acknowledge who was in the wrong, and know how to resolve the situation.…
Read More »If you drive around as part of your job, there’s a chance of getting hurt in an accident while working. Just like any accident, you have the right to recover for your injuries caused by someone else. However, the accident happening at work means you have additional options for recovering. Will Workers’ Compensation Cover an Accident at Work? It is possible that workers’ compensation may cover an accident that happens while you’re at work.…
Read More »Has an employee acted negligently and caused the company some type of damage? If so, as an employer you may wonder what your recourse could be. While most employers understand that they have the right — or perhaps obligation — to terminate the person’s employment, there are times when it may be necessary to sue the ex-employee as well. If you’re considering civil litigation, how can you decide if it’s the right course of action?…
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