Super Lawyers personal-injury-general Articles
Do You Have a Duty to Prevent Suicide?
Massachusetts May Have Limited Circumstances of College Liability
Is a Restaurant Liable for Allergens in Food?
Legal advice, should you have an adverse reaction in Illinois
To Victims of Assault: Please Seek Help and Report It
Attorneys overcome bias and understand victim behavior in Washington sexual misconduct …
What You Can Do If You Have a Faulty Tree Stand
Injuries due to falling from a tree stand is more common than you may think
What to Know When Injured in a Car Accident in Texas
How you conduct yourself may affect your right to compensation
Slip-and-Fall Injury Claims Made Easier in Massachusetts
Don’t let your case for injury recovery slide by
It Wasn’t My Fault: The Snow Caused My Car Accident!
New Englanders may still be partially at fault for crashes in bad weather
How Do I Prove Medical Malpractice in a Birth Injury Lawsuit?
Determining negligence and standard of care in Maryland
Taking Legal Action Against Opioids
Ohio takes the lead on claims against drug producers and distributors
Considerations When Looking for a Personal Injury Attorney
Hiring a lawyer is a major decision that requires careful thought
Your Smartphone Can Be Evidence in a Car Accident
If there’s reason to believe it played a part, devices may make or break your case
What to Do If You Find a Foreign Object in Your Food
An injury attorney can help with your beef. Literally
Attractive Nuisances: Shocking Liabilities for Homeowners
If a child gets hurt playing on your property, you could be responsible for their injuries
Who Pays for a Riot?
Tips for property owners when fans and demonstrators turn destructive in Pennsylvania
Recovering Damages Against a Texas Local Government
How “sovereign immunity” can affect your personal injury claim
How Long Do I Have to Make a Malpractice Claim in Ohio?
The statute of limitations to file suit is quite short
Autonomous Car Crashes: Who is to Blame?
For now, it’s humans; but it may soon be the car manufacturers
When Fake Online Profiles Ruin Lives
What can be done when you’re a victim of Catfishing in California?
Personal Injury Damages and Proportionate Responsibility
Texas limits recovery to plaintiffs who are 50 percent or less responsible
How Much Can I Get in My Personal Injury Case?
Ohio unfortunately caps damages in personal injury lawsuits
Hell on 18 Wheels: Crashes Involving Semi-Trucks
How to build a case if you were in an accident with a commercial vehicle in West Virginia
Another Driver Caused My Accident. How Much Can I Get?
When motorcycles, cars, and the law collide in South Dakota
Rules of the Road for Minnesota Bicyclists
Bikes are vehicles in the eyes of the law (with a few exceptions)
Recovering Damages for an Injury Where I'm Partly at Fault
The basics of New Jersey's “modified comparative negligence” rule
Getting Damages from a Car Accident That Wasn’t Your Fault
How to establish proportional comparative fault in a Wisconsin
Establishing Fault in a Car Accident Lawsuit
Who is liable and considered negligent in a San Diego auto accident?
The Four Things to Look for in a Personal Injury Case in Colorado
People who complain about frivolous lawsuits have no idea