Personal Injury

When purchasing insurance, a policyholder generally has his or her choice of types of coverage. The types and amounts of available coverage vary based on several factors, including the policyholder’s level of risk in the eyes of the insurance carrier, the type of coverage he or she wishes to purchase, and state laws. For homeowners…

A personal injury case requires that the legal teams of the plaintiff and defendant share any and all evidence and documentation related to the case in a process called discovery. This is one of the most time-consuming phases of a personal injury case as it often requires copying and transportation of relevant documents between the…

Whenever an individual files for bankruptcy, his or her property could become subject to seizure to pay off debts. However, only certain types of property qualify for seizure in a Chapter Seven bankruptcy case, and the proceeds of a personal injury settlement would likely qualify as property. However, one can take steps to protect some…

Insurance coverage exists in many forms, and personal injury protection (PIP) insurance offers relief in the event of an accident where fault is impossible to determine, or in the event of a car accident in a state with a no-fault accident law. Drivers have many options when it comes to purchasing auto insurance, and the…

Confidentiality is a big part of any legal case. An attorney has a legal obligation to his or her client to keep communications between them confidential when they pertain to an ongoing case, but lawyers also need to understand other types of confidentiality requirements. Medical records are some of the most sensitive personal documents to…

Many people develop food poisoning at some point in their lives. From undercooked meat to unclean preparation techniques, food poisoning is unpleasant and could cause complications. While food poisoning is common and usually does not cause lasting harm, some cases can be harmful and cause severe distress to the victim. In these cases, the victim…

Research shows 15% of American adults have used dating sites, or almost 38 million people. Some of the most popular dating sites and apps are eHarmony, Match.com, Bumble, Tinder, Plenty of Fish, and OKCupid. While dating sites and apps can be excellent ways to meet people with similar goals and interests, they can also be…