Personal injury lawyers keep one fact foremost in their minds, when deciding whether or not to take on a potential client’s case. That one fact is this: If there is no proof of negligence, then there is no case.
read moreAnyone that has watched a televised scene of a trial-in-progress has heard use of the term “cross examination.” Yet some examinations take place before the trial. Each of them is part of an examination for discovery.
read moreDuring the typical personal injury case, the plaintiff claims that the defendant did not do what an ordinary, reasonable, prudent and cautious person would have done in the same situation. Yet not every defendant can be described as an ordinary man or woman. When that is the case, there is a different definition for Ontario’s
read moreWhen someone has filed a personal injury claim, the value of that claim gets based on the claimant’s medical expenses, along with the cost for repairing or replacing any damaged property.
read moreThe two words compensatory damages make reference to the financial compensation that gets awarded to the victim that has filed a personal injury claim.
read moreSometimes an adult that has a verifiable personal injury lawsuit dreams-up a mythical reason for refusing the hire a lawyer. This writer has witnessed what can happen when an adult gives-in to that myth-fueled reasoning. So, this writer knows what can happen if someone believes that lawyers try to get rich by accepting frivolous cases.
read moreThe term damages refer to money spent by the victim of an accident. A proper assessment examines the cost of seeking treatment, the cost of receiving therapy, and the length of that same therapy.
read moreSomeone that has become careless and neglectful has demonstrated the type of behavior associated with negligence. That person has neglected to show a duty of care towards others or towards himself/herself. An accident usually takes place when someone has failed to exhibit a reasonable level of care, in order to prevent the occurrence of injuries.
read moreWhen consulting with a Personal Injury Lawyer in Cambridge, a possible future client can be expected to ask one or both of the following questions: What chance do I have for obtaining a fair compensation? How long should it take to achieve that goal [get that compensation]?
read moreEven children have learned to appreciate the benefits and drawbacks to witness accounts. For instance, children welcome supportive statements from friends, but despise statements from snitches. In a courtroom, a snitch’s honesty is respected. Still, the court strives to determine the veracity of the account given by any of the witnesses.
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