Recent Blog Posts
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The founding principle of workers compensation is that an employee injured on the job can receive compensation regardless of whether the employer was at fault in any way. But what if the employer thinks the employee is at fault? Can the employee still collect? Under the law, the answer is generally yes. The purpose of… Read More »
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Patients who are unhappy with the outcome of their medical treatment often feel angry, frustrated, and betrayed by their doctor. They may blame the doctor for creating unrealistic expectations about the treatment, or feel that the doctor misled them into believing a procedure was safer that it really was. They may suspect their doctor was… Read More »
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Brain injuries present special problems for accident victims pursuing lawsuits against the people who injured them, and for their lawyers. Other injuries that cause equivalent disruption in your life — make it hard for you to work, take care of yourself and do what you used to do as a family and community member —… Read More »