Category: Personal Injury FAQ

Some insurance companies make a habit of denying just about every single claim. Yet the legal system allows for introduction of a challenge to the company’s denial. Those claimants that plan to use that same system should expect to take these actions. (more…)

Personal injury lawyers do not encourage their clients to engage in negotiations before each and every victim has arrived at the point of maximum medical improvement (MMI). Sometimes the lawyer’s advice could invite certain questions from an uncertain client. (more…)

Most victims hope to recover the full value of the injury-causing accident. Ideally, a victim can witness the realization of that hope, minus the need for a trial. (more…)

Due to the huge differences in the vehicles’ size and weight, the occupant of a car could suffer a severe or catastrophic injury, after colliding with a commercial vehicle. The actions taken by the car’s driver could work to guarantee or eliminate the chances for a fair compensation. (more…)

Sometimes a drowsy driver dozes off and loses control of the steering wheel. According to traffic statistics, hundreds of thousands of accidents were caused by drowsy driving. (more…)

Those personal injury lawyer in Mississauga that work on a contingency basis usually provide any potential client with chance to pose questions at the time of a free consultation. Smart claimants/clients plan ahead, in order to take advantage of that time. (more…)

If you win your case, either in or out of court, keep in mind that the defendant’s insurance policy won’t pay out a settlement that’s more than the limits of his or her policy. That said, you can sometimes collect much more from the defendant. Here are the secrets. (more…)

Premises liability refers to the liability the owner of a property has if you are hurt because of dangerous conditions on the property. Premises liability applies to all types of property. (more…)

The documentation of damages helps to increase the claimant’s chances for a fair settlement. (more…)