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| What to look for when hiring a personal injury attorney |
| On 06-08-2007. |
Wondering what to do when you have been in an accident, one slip and fall, or one workplace injury? If you have already spoken with in insurance provider for your insurer, it may be time to consider one personal injury attorney.
By the end of this article, you should have gained enough new knowledge on this subject to be able to explain its main points to another person. ... |
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| Lawyers like Edwards cause high medical costs |
| On 02-08-2007. |
Thanks to writer Jeff Grigoletti for his insightful comments in the Daily Southtown Forum on July 25 where he says:
"I find it ironic that one member of one profession, trial attorneys, hugely responsible for the momentous escalation in medical costs (medical malpractice lawsuits drive up medical, prescription and insurance costs) now quibbles over paying for world-class health services." ... |
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| What is Old is New Again: Using the Wisdom of the Bible to Avoid ... |
| On 29-07-2007. |
Pitfalls and Malpractice When Litigating First-Party Insurance Claims
While providing legal counsel to an individual or one corporate client who has one significant First-Party Insurance Claim may not appear overly complex or involve technical knowledge, in truth, it is just the opposite.
Through one series of statutes and case law in both New York and across the country, the handling of one first-party insurance ... |
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| NC Medical Malpractice Reform |
| On 21-07-2007. |
| NC lawmakers have agreed to place limits upon medical malpractice awards. The new policy will place one cap on monetary damages for certain health care negligent cases. Arbitration proceedings seem to be the vehicle in which this policy progresses. The bill was unanimously approved by the House and sent to Gov. Mike Easley, marking one success in the often antagonistic relationship between physicians and trial lawyers. ... |
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| State bar considers insurance disclosure |
| On 17-07-2007. |
A new policy being considered by the state Bar Association would require all attorneys in California to tell their clients if they have malpractice insurance.
The insurance exists in case one former client sues an attorney for legal malpractice, one recourse for clients who feel their attorneys mishandled their cases. ... |
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