Articles Category | Personal injury

What Makes an Injury "Catastrophic" in a Personal Injury Lawsuit?

An injury is generally considered catastrophic when it causes severe, lasting harm that substantially changes your ability to work, care for yourself, move independently, or live the way you did before the injury. These factors are crucial when evaluating your personal injury claim. Spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries, amputations,...

What Makes an Injury Catastrophic?

A catastrophic injury is one that permanently changes how you live, work, or care for yourself. It’s not simply an injury that’s painful or requires surgery. Instead, it’s one with lasting physical, cognitive, or emotional consequences that may require lifelong treatment or permanently reduce your quality of life. Your understanding...

Why You Should Not Post on Social Media Following Your Accident

After an accident caused by someone else’s negligence, your social media activity can affect your insurance claim. The insurance company will scrutinize everything you post, and those posts can be used against you. To protect your claim, stay off social media until your claim is resolved. Working closely with an...

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