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chemcials in clothing can cause injuries

I bought my daughter some clothes from a local retailer for school. I took them home, washed them, and hung them in her closet. When school started, she picked her outfit for the first day of school and headed out for the big day. My phone rang around lunchtime, and it was the school nurse. My daughter had broken out with a nasty rash all over her back and belly. I immediately went and picked her up and took her straight to the doctor. After several tests, the doctors were able to pinpoint the cause of the terrible rash: it was a chemical in the clothing that I bought for my daughter. That night, we contacted a personal injury lawyer. To follow our story, visit our blog.

What Causes Patients To Sue Their Doctors? (And If You're A Doctor, What Can You Do To Avoid It?)

Posted on 26 December 2015

Why do some doctors seem to get sued more than others? If you're a physician, you should know that the best thing that you can do to avoid being sued is to make sure that you communicate well with your patients. Here's why communication is so important and what you can do to lessen your chances of getting sued. What causes patients to sue doctors? The number one predictor of whether or not you'll get sued is whether or not you've been sued before. [Read More]

Working Through Pain And Hardship During VA Appeals

Posted on 16 December 2015

The Veterans Affairs (VA) disability process is a strict, intricate system designed to deliver monetary compensation and advanced medical assistance to veterans in need. Unfortunately, these systems can be complex to the point of needing professional training for fast approval. To get through the system faster and to get relief from struggling at an able-bodied job while less-than-able, take a look at a few traits of the VA system. What Does Service-Connected Mean? [Read More]

How You Could Be Legally Responsible For A Dog Bite Even If It's Not Your Dog

Posted on 15 December 2015

A family member asked you to watch their dog while they went away on vacation. While you were dog sitting, the dog attacked one of your neighbors. While you regret the injuries sustained by your neighbor, you aren't liable for any injuries because you aren't the dog's owner, right? Unfortunately, the answer to this question isn't necessarily no. Even if you don't own the dog, you could still be legally responsible for any injuries. [Read More]

Pros For Settling Out Of Court When It Comes To Personal Injury

Posted on 7 December 2015

If you are involved in a personal injury case, this can be an emotional time, especially if you are still recovering. While working with your personal injury attorney, you might be offered a settlement before heading to court. It is important to weigh the pros and cons of this offer with your lawyer. Here are three reasons taking a settlement offer might be the best decision. 1. You Can Get on With Your Life [Read More]