What Is the Standard of Proof in Personal Injury Law?

When a personal injury claim or lawsuit moves forward, you and your lawyer will have to supply adequate proof. The legal standard for what counts is known as the standard of proof. Take a look at what the standard in personal injury law is and how it might be applied to your case. 1. More Likely than Not This is sometimes referred to as the 51-percent standard. Essentially, it means if the balance of the evidence in the case shows that your version of events is more likely than not the one that happened then you prevail. Read More 

Frequently Asked Questions About Trusts

If you are currently planning your estate, you may be trying to figure out if a will or a trust is better to draft. An attorney can help you decide which one is best suited for your individual situation, but in the meantime, keep reading to learn the answers to some of the more commonly asked questions about trusts and how they can affect your estate plan. What Exactly Is a Trust? Read More 

What to Know About Opening Up Your Workers’ Compensation Claim Again

When a hurt worker is no longer able to perform at their job because of a work-related injury, a settlement may be offered. In most cases, settlements are final. Once you agree to a settlement, it can be difficult to open things back up again. Though rare, there are some situations that might call for a claimant to reopen their claim. Read on to find out more. Understanding Settlements If a settlement is offered, it usually means that the doctor has evaluated the hurt worker's injury and found it to be at maximum medical improvement. Read More 

How To Prepare For Your Court Date

Seeing your court date creep closer and closer can be intimidating. When you see that your date is coming up, you might wonder if there is something you should be doing to prepare for your court date. In fact, there are a few things you can do to ensure that you are well prepared for your criminal court case. Know What Charges You Are Up Against If you do not have an attorney, you might want to call the D. Read More 

Were You Badly Injured Or Almost Killed By Faulty Gym Equipment? Get A Lawyer Today

If you were at a local gym and you were injured badly by poorly maintained workout equipment, it's worth the time to consult with a lawyer. You want to find out if you can get the injury bills covered and if there is compensation for what happened to you. The lawyer will look at how the injury occurred, how severe your injury is, and how the gym is reacting to the injuries. Read More